When Paul Graham says "get rich" it goes without saying that he means "billionaire rich" by virtue of being a founder of a unicorn that goes IPO. That's nice f

When Paul Graham says "get rich" it goes without saying that he means "billionaire rich" by virtue of being a founder of a unicorn that goes IPO. That's nice for those that can do it but it's such a tiny number of people, it's irrelevant and non-actionable advice for practically everyone. Right off the bat, he's talking about the "100 Richest". What about people that run a business and make a good living and some profit for themselves and their employees doing innovative stuff? Is that too inconsequential to even mention because VC's aren't interested?