While I like the sentiment, I don't completely agree with the distinction of Visionary vs non-Visionary. He keeps using the example of Larry and Sergey at Goog

While I like the sentiment, I don't completely agree with the distinction of Visionary vs non-Visionary. He keeps using the example of Larry and Sergey at Google. Well, in the early days they tried to sell the company for around $700,000 I believe. That's not exactly "visionary" by his standards. But nobody wanted to buy, so they stuck with it and eventually became visionary. I think that's how it usually works. Very few people start out with the idea of "this is how I'm going to change the world." I know I'm not. I want to change the world. I have ideas on how. However, my current business isn't it. And my next two probably won't be either. What I really want to do will cost millions upon millions in startup capital, decades of experience, connections in the right places. I don't have any of that. So my current goal is to make products that people want to buy. To make money. To get experience. To get the connections. And one day, I'll follow my vision.