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This is an essay version of a Twitter thread I shared here, about what fuels UC Berkeley’s student entrepreneurship community.
This is an essay version of a Twitter thread I shared here , about what fuels UC Berkeley’s student entrepreneurship community. The most exciting student companies I’ve seen at Cal aren’t born in accelerators or clubs or classrooms or co-ed fraternities. They emerge from the hands of students who get out there to solve problems they have to put up with themselves, who get their hands dirty to solve it because — what else would you do? Like an iceberg …ninety-percent of your mass is underneath. Here’s an interesting observation about student entrepreneurs at UC Berkeley: At first glance,
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