Is this statistically true or just your experience? I'd be very surprised if it was more than just anecdotal. > They just went all in on their goals when they

Is this statistically true or just your experience? I'd be very surprised if it was more than just anecdotal. > They just went all in on their goals when they were young and had many years ahead of them to start over if it all went wrong. Lots of well-resourced kids do this and more can do this. By the law of averages they should be overrepresented in successes here. > When you come from such resources and wealth that you don’t need to succeed and you can drop the business as soon as it becomes difficult, it’s a different situation. Does needing to succeed make businesses succeed? I don't think so, tbh.