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As somewhat of a forced entrepreneur myself, I disagree. Didn't finish high-school and have never held down a job for more than a few months, but don't feel at
by Stevvo 5y ago
As somewhat of a forced entrepreneur myself, I disagree. Didn't finish high-school and have never held down a job for more than a few months, but don't feel at risk of 'great personal consequences'. If the market changes and my current ventures go to shit, I will just develop a new product much like an employed person would find a new job.
- dumbfoundded 5y agoI think the difference is the paper focuses on previously high income earners. When people earn a high income, they tend to get mortgages, dependencies, and expensive habits. When you have all of that, it's tough to take it away without it feeling like a great loss.