If you start from 0, you have everything to gain
Is it correct to say that
"If you start from zero you have everything to gain!"
or "When you start from zero you have everything to gain!"
or "If/when you start up to zero you have everything to gain!"
or "If/when you start from nothing you have everything to gain!"
What sentence is better? Why?

Thans a lot to everyone!

Question

If you start from 0, you have everything to gain
Is it correct to say that
"If you start from zero you have everything to gain!" 
or "When you start from zero you have everything to gain!" 
or "If/when you start up to zero you have everything to gain!" 
or "If/when you start from nothing you have everything to gain!" 
What sentence is better? Why?

Thans a lot to everyone!

Answer

3 is definitely not good - "up to zero" does not make sense.  1 and 2 are both good sentences - I like 2 better myself  - and of the four I think I prefer the 4th.  "When you start from nothing you have everything to gain" I like that nothing and everything are opposites - That's my vote!

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