Smart People Should Build Things
How to Restore Our Culture of Achievement, Build a Path for Entrepreneurs, and Create New Jobs in America
by:
Andrew Yang
in:
Startups
Summary:
The book argues that top talent in the United States is being funneled into high-paying but socially unproductive careers, such as finance and law, rather than entrepreneurial ventures that could create more jobs and innovation. It proposes solutions to encourage smart, ambitious people to start businesses and contribute to economic growth and societal progress.
Key points:
1. Entrepreneurship Value: Andrew Yang stresses the importance of entrepreneurs for economic growth and job creation. He believes we should encourage more people to start businesses instead of pursuing traditional careers that don't create as many jobs or innovations.
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