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Yes. I think this is genuinely under emphasised. However, when one's risk tolerance is high, there's a lot to be gained from even a failed startup. There's not
by noufalibrahim 3y ago
Yes. I think this is genuinely under emphasised. However, when one's risk tolerance is high, there's a lot to be gained from even a failed startup. There's not much to be gained from repeatedly buying and losing at the lottery.
- scarface_74 3y agoKnowing that worse case you get to go back home to live with mom and dad or ask them for money is not having a “high risk tolerance”
- noufalibrahim 3y agoIt is in a way. I couldn't jump into the startup world because I had financial commitments that necessitated an income. Several of my friends who didn't have that burden started companies.