>they are chasing huge exits and being a founder is incredibly stressful. Are they really? I think they're workaholics chasing an escape. True success is the w

>they are chasing huge exits and being a founder is incredibly stressful. Are they really? I think they're workaholics chasing an escape. True success is the worst outcome they could imagine, because then they'd have to tend to the rest of their life. Why be a serial founder, if its so horrible and stressful? Why keep working yourself to death after your first $10M, $100M, or $1B? Why is it never enough? People have self-destructive instincts that are disguised in socially acceptable (or worse, praised!) forms. We shouldn't ignore the actions of founders when trying to make sense of their words.