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by timmm
4573 days ago
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> Risk is high almost always, with some exceptions. The exception is taking on high risk with your startup. I can imagine a pretty low risk scenario where you finish school, and start working in a relevant field programming. As you're making money and learning valuable skills you can spend your free time building your business. Unlimited runway and learning from your day job would increase your probability of being successful massively. The billionaires and facebooks of the world are bad data points to model your future success by. |
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