To be fair, that's probably 80% of the entrepreneurship scene everywhere. When I was a fresh MBA, I was looking all over for things to do. I looked into the lo

To be fair, that's probably 80% of the entrepreneurship scene everywhere. When I was a fresh MBA, I was looking all over for things to do. I looked into the local startup scene, especially those in the extremely early stages - and discovered that the _actual_ startups are a very small part of any local startup scene. The majority of people seemed to just sit around and talk about their ideas with like-minded people, but with close to zero experience or critical skills. You could go this weekday entrepreneurship workshop, and not a single person in the room had started a venture, or worked for any - not even the speakers.