No, the conclusion is, people should stop just saying that anybody can do it, that all it takes is willingness to take chances, to dare to fail etc. These <i>are</i> important things, as the article also takes care to clarify, but if you fail to mention the importance of a safety net, or you fail to mention the fact that most entrepreneurs come from well-off backgrounds, then you&#x27;re implying (probably unwillingly) that people who don&#x27;t go into startups are simply lazy or cowards. While in reality there exists a pretty good reason why many might not dare to take the leap just yet.<p>It&#x27;s basically giving people complexes. And it might be further exacerbated by the need we all have to ascribe our success exclusively to our own work, never to any external factors (luck, rich parents).