Because it's dumb not to. For me there's very little difference between doing something I love and work. Working long hours devoting intelligence and passion t

Because it's dumb not to. For me there's very little difference between doing something I love and work. Working long hours devoting intelligence and passion to something you don't own a part of seems like wasted effort. I no longer want to be a sharecropper. I've also realised my brain is punishing me for not. I've had many ideas, the better (I think) it is the more I can't stop thinking about it. Strengths, weaknesses, market, how, competitors, growth strategy, ... I find I can't sleep, the insomnia won't stop. I tend to resolve this by throwing my brain a trinket and throwing myself into my work (coding). I think the only way this is going to be resolved in the long term is to actually do something about these ideas. I've hit a point where I've got to know. I think if my brain is either satiated or knows it's ideas aren't actually that good it will stop keeping me up and scheming.