Me myself being a young entrepreneur (20), I can definitely see this guys point. However, I think that there are many (probably unsuccessful) entrepreneurs like this, no matter what age or market segment. Maybe the young ones just haven't been burned and given up/changed careers yet.
Some people just don't understand that a 'good idea' is only a very small fraction of what goes into making a good business. The real judge of an entrepreneur is NOT the ideas they come up with, but how they execute them, and also WHICH ideas they execute.
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Me myself being a young entrepreneur (20), I can definitely see this guys point. However, I think that there are many (probably unsuccessful) entrepreneurs like this, no matter what age or market segment. Maybe the young ones just haven't been burned and given up/changed careers yet.
Some people just don't understand that a 'good idea' is only a very small fraction of what goes into making a good business. The real judge of an entrepreneur is NOT the ideas they come up with, but how they execute them, and also WHICH ideas they execute.