I think that this highlights (perhaps an extreme example of) what is expected by founders. To be workaholics, sacrifice social life, home life, hobbies etc in o

I think that this highlights (perhaps an extreme example of) what is expected by founders. To be workaholics, sacrifice social life, home life, hobbies etc in order to build their companies. While it's obvious that a lot of people do this and succeed it's not something that I'm sure other people want to do, it's certainly not something that I want to do. While others may see this of lack of commitment and consider me a non-serious business person, I don't. I want to build a successful business that makes all the other stuff in my life better, more resources, more fun, more people to meet etc, but maybe that makes me a bad investment to VCs.