And also, what if they are lucky enough to get close to success? How should they handle it? When should they trust their own instincts, versus when should they

And also, what if they are lucky enough to get close to success? How should they handle it? When should they trust their own instincts, versus when should they defer to experience? I've written at length regarding what happened when a 22 year old was given $1.3 million dollars and the chance the run with a great startup idea. A very cutting edge idea that was full of potential. It should have become something great. But the mistakes made were of a type that might be expected from a lack of experience. That is the flip side of it. Endlessly shouting "Express yourself and amazing things will happen!" is a bit of a trap. It doesn't prepare kids to handle the lucky breaks that some of them will undoubtedly get. https://www.amazon.com/Destroy-Tech-Startup-Easy-Steps/dp/0998997617/ https://www.amazon.com/Destroy-Tech-Startup-Easy-Steps/dp/09...