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Vishu Bheda

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Jeff Bezos was able to quit his high-paying job because he already had savings, and his parents were rich and supportive. Most founders aren’t that luxurious. Of course, going all in helps, but remember it’s riskier for someone who doesn't have savings or backups. Stop pretending like you can take the same risk Jeff did 30 years ago.

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