It's statistically improbable that you'll get rich by joining a startup, so don't join with the expectation of being set for life.

Joining a startup gives you access to jobs you're unqualified for, which can lead to incredible learning opportunities and career growth.

Every startup company is unlikely to work, and it's helpful to be in reality about that, but that doesn't mean you can't be optimistic.

Maximizing your speed of learning is a key reason to join a startup, as you'll gain valuable experiences whether the company succeeds or fails.

Starting a startup is really hard, and you can't predict how tough and ambitious you will become through the process.

The chances of a startup becoming a $10 billion business are very slim, especially if you start with the goal of rapid growth.

Joining a startup maximizes your speed of learning, as you will face challenges that push you to grow quickly.

You will get access to jobs that you're completely unqualified for when you join a startup, which can lead to rapid personal growth.

Most startups fail, and only a small percentage achieve significant financial success, so view equity as a tool to enhance your chances of success rather than a fixed resource to be divided.