One of the most elitist sayings in tech is:
If you won't quit your job to work on your startup full time, then you can't be serious about it.
130 million Americans can't afford a $400 unexpected expense and people act as if they're lesser than.
If you won't quit your job to work on your startup full time, then you can't be serious about it.
130 million Americans can't afford a $400 unexpected expense and people act as if they're lesser than.
And the more insidious part of this narrative is that
investors preach it to founders who are in a better position to succeed and so when they do,
those founders preach it to founders who are in a better position to succeed.
And so on and so on and so on.
investors preach it to founders who are in a better position to succeed and so when they do,
those founders preach it to founders who are in a better position to succeed.
And so on and so on and so on.
Just to let anyone know who’s reading this thread now, I’ve muted it. So I won’t see if you @ me.