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Think about Equity

Jessica Livingston · 26 Apr 2018

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  1. It has always been common for people to start companies that start small and stay small-hair salons, cafes, and so on. What's changed in the last few decades is that it's increasingly possible for individuals to start companies that start small and grow big.
  2. Founding a startup is not for everyone, but anyone who's reasonably smart and willing to work sufficiently hard can be an early employee of one.
  3. So you should never consider equity in a startup as more than a bet that might turn out well.

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