They maybe don't get called "startup founders" because that implies very big business with lots of money on the table, but there are outright homeless entrepren

They maybe don't get called "startup founders" because that implies very big business with lots of money on the table, but there are outright homeless entrepreneurs. I have seen stories about it. A quick google turns up this, for example: http://under30ceo.com/from-homeless-to-entrepreneurs-extraordinary-stories/ http://under30ceo.com/from-homeless-to-entrepreneurs-extraor... Not disagreeing with you that "startups" -- these high growth, big money businesses -- are typically started by rich kids, basically.