The whole startup, get funding, sell the company idea is a new one to me - and yet i've been self-employed for close to 12 years. I had one job after High School, and that was working with my dad.
So my opinion on this is likely not so valid - but I think that those that enter into it for the 'quick buck' are few and far between, and also those that succeed at it are even fewer. It's not the 'ideal' way to go about starting a business, and I don't think it's the norm either.
It's a sweeping generalization - which is easiest to make and from reading his Bio, Steve's normal communication style as well.
So my opinion on this is likely not so valid - but I think that those that enter into it for the 'quick buck' are few and far between, and also those that succeed at it are even fewer. It's not the 'ideal' way to go about starting a business, and I don't think it's the norm either.
It's a sweeping generalization - which is easiest to make and from reading his Bio, Steve's normal communication style as well.