entrepreneurship
8 statements across 8 episodes · 2 bullish · 2 bearish · 7 people on the record · first statement Sep 18, 2018 by Tobi Lütke · across every show →
Everything said about entrepreneurship, oldest first
Sep 18, 2018 bearish
Oct 27, 2020 positive
May 4, 2021
Collins: Holding a traditional corporate job is a high-risk, undiversified bet
“What's a job? It's all your eggs in one basket. You basically have made a highly undiversified portfolio bet. Oh, and by the way, you have very little control over it. You're exposed to, if it turns out that the people running the company are idiots, or they m…”
Nov 15, 2022 positive
Lütke: Commercializing internal ideas from large tech firms is great entrepreneurship
“I think a great entrepreneurship is actually extracting amazing innovative ideas out of now much, much, much more innovative larger companies than existed previously and bringing them to other fields, and I think that's a good form factor for entrepreneurship.”
Apr 16, 2024 neutral
Oct 15, 2024 negative
Fraser: Work-life balance is flawed because health and family are part of work
“I hate the concept of it in entrepreneurship, you know, like for an, like a salaried worker, like sure, like balance should be, you know, something that you're thinking about, but in particular in sport or high performance careers or something that you're doin…”
Jul 8, 2025
Finkelstein: Passion-based 'life's work' entrepreneurship is historically unprecedented
“Forced entrepreneurship and passion-based entrepreneurship are very, very different things. And the idea of us, you doing your life's work and me doing my life's work, that is a concept that was foreign to our parents and grandparents.”
Jan 1, 2026 neutral
Clear: Starting a company in your 40s or 50s is 'harder mode'
“It seems that responsibilities and obligations tend to increase throughout life. Each day that goes by is an opportunity for A responsibility to come into play or an obligation or an obstacle that you didn't foresee to come up. And so if you're waiting till yo…”