Do people succeed because of adversity or despite it?https://twitter.com/Molson_Hart/status/1069431357250641920 …
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I hear you. It’s a really important message right now to emphasize the importance of risk-taking and not being afraid of mistakes. But I also think not everyone’s in the position to bear certain risks, be it for genetic, social, or whatever other reasons.
Is entrepreneurship even a risk? Early, you have nothing to lose. Late, you are much more likely to succeed. Plus, if you know to do it, you can set things up to be all upside with minimal downside.
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Again, I hear you. I'm just saying for most, I figure getting by is the top priority. Getting back to the point, adversity ends up being a catalyst in these cases
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If you raise venture capital or seed funding, you get a salary. At most jobs, maybe 50% of your time is spent doing work, the rest fucking around. You have nights and weekends. And it's never been easier to start a company. People who don't, just don't want to.
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