Eurie Kim, general partner at Forerunner Ventures, discusses the “risk appetite” and financial flexibility needed to be an entrepreneur, based on the hundreds she encounters in a year. She contrasts the stability and structure of working at a big company with the uncertainty and self-accountability inherent at a startup, emphasizing that entrepreneurs have to define their own goals and milestones.

Video clips from: How to Know if Entrepreneurship is For You [Entire Talk]

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What's Your Risk Threshold?

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Who's Best Suited for a Big Company?

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High-Growth Means Hectic Work

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Early-Stage Startups Need Generalists

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Founder vs. Founding Team Member

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The Traits of Great Founders

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The Right Way to Network

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