ryanwitt112

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   by ryanwitt112 11y ago

   That's fair. My suspicion is that portion of the blog post is a claim/hypothesis on the average persons within that economic segment ('poor people') who start a startup. Certainly that hypothesis could be wrong, and the
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   by ryanwitt112 11y ago

   It's an n of 1 experiential depiction of what the person went through, combined with the attempt at extracting the points in which that n of 1 had to overcome certain challenges. It also hypothesizes that there are similar challenges
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   by ryanwitt112 11y ago

   interesting take. I'd like to hear what PG and others think. Coming from a middle class background, I can relate a bit and see-observationally-the other components to what Ricky's calling "mindset inequality". It'
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   by ryanwitt112 12y ago

   Best interviews are tests like this - love it!
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   by ryanwitt112 13y ago

   Do what you're passionate about and make the impact you want to make (or at least give it your 100% effort). Don't settle because you don't think you're capable or equipped to achieve your #1 goal. Create the opportuni
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   by ryanwitt112 13y ago

   Hey, ping me at witt.rj@gmail.com We're looking for people. Have an LOI with UCLA Oncology and are meeting with a group of 1200 oncology researchers in a month. h4ycorp.com Happy to talk and help where I can. -ryan