They do actually acknowledge internal state, > Status limbo is a state of ambiguity and future uncertainty about your status, both in your estimation and as pe

They do actually acknowledge internal state, > Status limbo is a state of ambiguity and future uncertainty about your status, both in your estimation and as perceived by others. But overall I agree that the article doesn't have a good foundation in defining status (or even caring about it). The article conflates social status and direction in life and career goals, which are actually all separate concepts (although usually interconnected). Then again, this article is apparently written for entrepreneurs of high social status, so maybe I don't have the right to comment on it, as a non-entrepreneurial person of indistinct-to-low social status.