I think I misread it. She actually said: >The best founders don’t have time to get caught up in other things. >Here’s a list of things that I see easily dist

I think I misread it. She actually said: >The best founders don’t have time to get caught up in other things. >Here’s a list of things that I see easily distract founders. So if you don't get "caught up" in it it's important; while they can "easily distract" founders, they're important. I think she might have gone too far stating that they're the startup equivalent of "wolves in sheeps’ clothing", because wolves in sheeps clothing presumably are only out to hurt you - but read this way her point comes across well. Spending too much time with them ends up hurting you, even though they can be important. I mean one of them is Networking... try building a startup without that.