> There isn't the same payoff for working nights as there is for the entrepreneur My point is mostly in the studies that show that working more hours a week is

> There isn't the same payoff for working nights as there is for the entrepreneur My point is mostly in the studies that show that working more hours a week is less productive. The brain gets tired, it makes more errors, it gets stuck in a zone and does not choose the best way of doing things. Yes, founders get more payoff if they are more successful, but most psychology studies show that extra hours in most activities cause a massive drop in final productivity. More hours = poorly architected + more bugs + more frustration = less product. Founder or Employee.