Back

Tbh not everyone is meant to be an entrepreneur, and that's perfectly fine. We need skilled, dedicated people in all sorts of roles to keep society functioning. The glorification of startups can undermine the dignity and importance of regular jobs, which is unfair to the many people who find satisfaction and purpose in their 10-6 roles.

I agree. The constant push towards entrepreneurship can make regular jobs seem less valuable. Not everyone wants or needs to be an entrepreneur. There’s immense value in steady, reliable work that provides stability and security. We should celebrate all forms of work, not just the flashy startup success stories.

Entrepreneurship porn often ignores the harsh realities: the financial risk, long hours, and high stress. It’s important to approach it with a realistic mindset. A steady job can offer professional growth, stability, and the chance to make a meaningful impact without the high stakes of running a business

Aakhir I feel kuch dino ka hi baat hai since after a point people are going to glorify regular jobs and peaceful life it’s just a matter of time and perceptions of people,but yeah rn entrepreneurship has been glorified too much

The hype around startups can be toxic. It often ignores the fact that many entrepreneurs fail, and it can make those with regular jobs feel undervalued. There's nothing wrong with a stable career that offers security and a predictable schedule. The obsession with entrepreneurship is just a trend that doesn't reflect the reality for most people.

Decreased focus, social anxiety &affected thinking capacity