Yes, exactly, because we have to maintain this glowing facade that we're just crushing it all the time instead of acknowledging the everyday struggle or even ga

Yes, exactly, because we have to maintain this glowing facade that we're just crushing it all the time instead of acknowledging the everyday struggle or even gasp failure. I don't pick my friends based on their successful startup ventures, or if they're some 100x "rockstar" dev. Some of my best friends from high school are still finding their way in life in their 30s, and I for one don't give a sh*t how many times they have to "pivot" before they get to where they want to be.