@3:12: "There are much easier ways of getting rich." Could I get some examples? Thank you!
Get a job programming. 10-year average pay gap is about 33%, which is not an insubstantial amount closer to "rich".
Lecture 1 – How to Start a Startup [video]
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#12@3:12: "There are much easier ways of getting rich." Could I get some examples? Thank you!
Marry into a rich family.
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#13I find it artificial when the lecturer reads the presentation - it's not a joy to listen.
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#14@3:12: "There are much easier ways of getting rich." Could I get some examples? Thank you!
steal, inherit or create value.
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#15@3:12: "There are much easier ways of getting rich." Could I get some examples? Thank you!
Waiting for that very answer here:
www.ProjectAmericanDream.com
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#16@3:12: "There are much easier ways of getting rich." Could I get some examples? Thank you!
This could be helpful to you for purposes of comparison:
https://www.wealthfront.com/tools/startup-salary-equity-comp...
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#17It was so good I wish It was thursday.
I want mooooore!
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#18@3:12: "There are much easier ways of getting rich." Could I get some examples? Thank you!
Go into finance?
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#19I've been watching it for 8 minutes as of now and despite the fact that the content looks good it really bores me to death that he is reading the whole thing like a robot. It does not sound like a natural converstation or presentation. Does anyone else share this feeling?
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#20The presentation style is a bit rough but the material is gold.