Every third world country I have been too is filled with entrepreneurs hustling to make a buck. Having money helps with big scale business; having no money means you are buying a bag of oranges and selling them off individually on the street corner.<p>I do not come from a family with money. I grew up below the poverty line in fact. This article is crap. It is like saying &quot;Entrepreneurs are all white males&quot; because a lot of entrepreneurs are - but it marginalizes all the people, the many many people, who have succeeded as entrepreneurs despite starting from a very small seed (and who weren&#x27;t white males of privilege).<p>I have a company because I couldn&#x27;t imagine working for someone else. I have tried a couple times for a few months, but in the end I can&#x27;t do it. So I work for myself, and have for 25 years. I start companies because I can&#x27;t not do it. I have too many ideas, and I want to see if they work so I do little experiments that sometimes turn into viable projects.<p>While I agree I can&#x27;t take on Tesla unless I had a spare billion laying around, that ignores that there are lots of businesses that can be started for a few dollars. This article ignores all of those business too. Not every business has to be the next Uber.