ANYONE can become an entrepreneur (not everyone)
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"In the past I've made no secret of my disdain for Chef Gusteau's famous motto 'Anyone can cook.' But I realise only now do I truly understand what he meant. Not everyone can become a great artist, but a great artist can come from anywhere."pic.twitter.com/mxlGSXcBQ9
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sure but is starting startups way easier for rich kids due to the fact that they can fail and be ok?
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But, I think poor kids are more likely to succeed. That grit and determination. They're like cockroaches, 4 years after launch and still grinding for traction.
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Yes, the anecdotal outliers are definitely representative of startup culture
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Apple, google, and amazon all started garages.
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ppl underestimate original thinking and conviction to follow through, prefer to credit superficial factors like breeding, pedigree, education etc
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One thing I found interesting is Brian Chesky was in Uber's seed round in 2010. I tried doing the math to see how that was possible if he hadn't been rich (seems a stretch).https://www.businessinsider.com/uber-early-investors-jeff-bezos-troy-carter-gary-vaynerchuk-2018-12 …
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It merely says he was an early investor, not that he invested in 2010.
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That’s fine yeah, but only if you include context about “risks” being drastically unequal and largely socially construed. (Also, from what I’ve read your premise is only kinda true...)
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