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Reading through this list, it seems to me that growing up in the right socioeconomic class and supportive community definitely helps. A lot of it comes down to
by TrackerFF 4y ago
Reading through this list, it seems to me that growing up in the right socioeconomic class and supportive community definitely helps. A lot of it comes down to having a very healthy self-confidence, combined with being able to take the financial risks related to startups.
For most regular people, taking a risky N-year startup "sabbatical" could severely limit their later career options, along with the opportunity loss of salary. If you ask most 20/30-something young professionals where their priority lies, it's probably either climbing up the career ladder, saving up for a house, or planning a family.