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Considering some of the best articles about entrepreneurship these days are comparing us to the forbidden parts of society…
Why entrepreneurship is like playing Poker
Recently, I did a talk at JFDI, a Y-combinator-quality incubator for South East Asia, where I shared how it is like to be an entrepreneur. A lot of people tend to think: Being entrepreneur is about having a $1B+ home
run in the first try. But it’s almost never the case. The best way to describe the life would be through an analogy of playing poker.
via: sgentrepreneurs.com
… this reminded me of my favorite startup advice article: Everything I need to know about startups, I learned from a crime boss
… and if we add the famous UK startups experiment: Techy-types strip for charity
… we are getting really close to the PPP 😛
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- Daily 3-Bet: Doyle Pines, Angry Blinds, Poker Dress Code (pokerlistings.com)