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I'm not really sure what's more prevalent now days... posts that are overtly idealistic and herald a "follow your dreams" mentality or posts that are ridiculous
by colemorrison 13y ago
I'm not really sure what's more prevalent now days... posts that are overtly idealistic and herald a "follow your dreams" mentality or posts that are ridiculously pessimistic and taut the "your idea sucks so give up" dogma.
I would never tell a graduate to just go "get a job." The cultural mindset to build something independently (interdependently might be better wording) is extremely important. The payment and reward of starting a start up transcends that of funding and exit - the god damned fucking journey, experience, relationships, and lessons are rewarding.
- benologist 13y agoHe's advocating getting experience from a job first, not getting a job instead.