> If you do, you'll rarely do something interesting and new. And if you don't you'll also rarely do something interesting and new. It's not as fun to talk abo

> If you do, you'll rarely do something interesting and new. And if you don't you'll also rarely do something interesting and new. It's not as fun to talk about, but most startups will not be particularly impactful and exceedingly few actually change any paradigm. And that's ok too. I guess I'm saying if you are trying to find general advice based on analysis of outliers, it may not work well.