But let's face it -- we're on news.ycombinator.com, where the majority of the applicants and chosen entrepreneurs seem to be college kids or people in their twenties. (with a few outliers?)
A large chunk of the general population thinks it's entrepreneurial to join up with Amway, or do a consulting biz. (which it might be, just not what we're talking about here)
>But let's face it -- we're on news.ycombinator.com, where the majority of the applicants and chosen entrepreneurs seem to be college kids or people in their twenties. (with a few outliers?)
In other words: Don't let the facts get in the way of a good opinion! :-)
I get you, and believe me I agree, but as entrepreneurs, it's always good to keep two things front and centre:
1. We live as part of a much larger world.
2. Our perceptions often lie to us.
If I'm the only one preaching that, so be it. Perhaps it helps one lucky person someday.
But let's face it -- we're on news.ycombinator.com, where the majority of the applicants and chosen entrepreneurs seem to be college kids or people in their twenties. (with a few outliers?)
A large chunk of the general population thinks it's entrepreneurial to join up with Amway, or do a consulting biz. (which it might be, just not what we're talking about here)