Agreed. I'd be more specific and say 'full time work as an (non-startup) employee'. It's easy to get used to structured work environments where lots of things

Agreed. I'd be more specific and say 'full time work as an (non-startup) employee'. It's easy to get used to structured work environments where lots of things are taken care of for you (not just the money). However, full-time work spent as a freelancer or self-employed would probably have less drag associated with it.