A lot of us "lifestylers" have similar ambitions to the startup folks, like wanting to work for ourselves and be masters of our own destiny. Working for someon

A lot of us "lifestylers" have similar ambitions to the startup folks, like wanting to work for ourselves and be masters of our own destiny. Working for someone else's lifestyle business kind of has all the downsides. You know it's not going to go big and turn your equity into big money, plus you're still working for someone else, not being your own boss. On the flip side, for the people who just want a good, low-stress job, working for a lifestyle biz can be a great thing. There's a better chance the founders will understand and respect your own lifestyle choices (kids, family, travel, etc.) and try to prevent the job from interfering.