Yes. In particular because you’ll be more concerned with sales than engineering. And in the end all businesses are sales first. Find your customers, then build

Yes. In particular because you’ll be more concerned with sales than engineering. And in the end all businesses are sales first. Find your customers, then build whatever thing they want. Also, this is sort of a contrived question. No one starts a business saying, “I don’t care about money, I just want to do X.” Because if that we’re true, just go be an employee. It’s much easier to do. The reverse would be less common, not the question you’re asking. For example someone had some exceptional product idea they really enjoyed working on, and they happened to stumble on the right people to fund it as a lifestyle business or something greater. No one starts a business, files the paperwork, opens the bank accounts, purchases the insurance, finds the customers or clients, does the work, hires the laborers, and says, “I didn’t do this for the money.” Anyone who says otherwise is trying to push “culture” or some other nonsense on you because they want to command your labor.