The thin line between success and scandal. Remember the prestigious Forbes' 30 under 30 list? It's been a benchmark for young entrepreneurs, showcasing the brightest minds under 30. But not all that glitters is gold. Charlie Javis once celebrated for her startup, Frank, was recently charged for exaggerating her company's customer numbers, leading JPMorgan Chase to acquire it for $1.175M. The real shocker, the actual client count was far less than claimed, but Javis isn't alone. Several 30 under 30 alums face legal troubles, from Sam Bankman-Fried's crypto exchange collapse to Martin Farmabro-Shkreli's securities fraud. The line between innovation and fraud seems blurrier than ever. It's not about Forbes, but the societal pressure to achieve before hitting 30. The fake it till you make it mantra might have pushed some to cross ethical boundaries. Success is sweet, but at what cost? Stay sharp with Till.

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