The brain of an entrepreneur

lol, starting with covid vaccines was a terrible idea. The lawsuits are only just starting.

Edit: Haha, wait up: Aaron Swartz? Really? The guy was pressured into suicide.

Entrepreneurship is a rocky road, people face a lot of setbacks and you are right a lot of them develop serious mental health issue.

I once read about how a lot of people who faced continuous failures or setbacks during their launch also started developing imposter syndrome cause they thought they are only acting like a genius when in reality they aren't.

So, it is a big issue that people should focus on.
Thanks for sharing!

good analysis and writing I really enjoyed the article

Research from Harvard says the only commonality between successful/entrepreneurs is purely "luck".

"Many entrepreneurs live at or near the poverty level during their entrepreneurial journeys, and the precariousness of their situation, the so-called “liability of poorness,” interferes with their ability to create growth. The consequences that ensue from creative precarity are much worse when social and emotional safety nets are absent."

This hit hard!

Really great article - so many takeaways. I've bookmarked it to come back to as I'm sure I'll need to read it several more times to really digest it properly. You've given me a lot to think about.

Best article I've read this week. A very thought-provoking read. Signed up to your newsletter!