> I'm so tired of seeing truly extraordinary people forced to do menial labour to survive This * 10. The teacher/mentor part of me relishes seeing success f

> I'm so tired of seeing truly extraordinary people forced to do menial labour to survive This * 10. The teacher/mentor part of me relishes seeing success for others. Meeting many talented, creative and hard working people in my life had been a privilege. But I do feel a sense of injustice and awful waste. To see people who could change the world and solve real problems settle for less, that hurts. When graduation time comes around I sometimes feel a dark sense of helplessness, and maybe something of a hypocrite/imposter because the one thing I cannot teach or offer is opportunity. > and starting a company in the hopes of getting lucky isn't all that much better. Maybe not, but I encourage all of them to give it a shot once in life. At least failure is yours to own and not feeling thwarted by some manager prick whose decision to obstruct your dream was just a way to get by for one more day in a firm they couldn't care less for.