Quote from the article: > Often, as we revel in stories of start-up founders who struggled their way through on cups of ramen before the tide finally turned on

Quote from the article: > Often, as we revel in stories of start-up founders who struggled their way through on cups of ramen before the tide finally turned on viral product launches, high team performance or strategic partnerships, we forget how many other founders did the same thing, in the same industry and perished… You're getting the wrong takeaway. It's not that people who made it with few hardships are bad examples, it's that anyone who made it is a bad example.