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After running out of money, I did the homeless thing in San Francisco for a while. That was hard. The easiest way out of it was starting a new business, as I
by amorphid 11y ago
After running out of money, I did the homeless thing in San Francisco for a while. That was hard. The easiest way out of it was starting a new business, as I had a hard time getting taken seriously when applying to jobs. Being a failed, desperate entrepreneur type did not help me project a confident aura of "you'd be lucky to hire me". It was more like "good luck, we wish you the best (and please get out of our office)".