I've worked with famous people who wanted to "do it again". The reality is that most of them refuse to admit that luck played some role in their last (successfu

I've worked with famous people who wanted to "do it again". The reality is that most of them refuse to admit that luck played some role in their last (successful) venture. This made them very annoying to work with in practice. Do not forget, however, that "luck is when opportunity meets preparation", but I find it amusing that most tech celebs cincerely do not believe that they got a bit lucky in the first place and seem to think very highly of themselves. And asking kids to drop out of college because "they might buy a house for cash" proves (IMO) that Max is probably falls into this category. This is why it is very rare to see them "do it again". Seriously, how many can you name? Besides Jobs. My point is that statistically most super-successful companies (PayPal, Google, Microsoft, EBay, YouTube, +hundreds more) were started by smart and lucky amateurs, this makes it less likely (statistically) for potential college dropouts to buy house for cash if they go with Max.