I mostly agree, it seems mostly a dead-end mindset. (Then again, I've decided for my career that it's best to work for someone who runs a business, instead of r

I mostly agree, it seems mostly a dead-end mindset. (Then again, I've decided for my career that it's best to work for someone who runs a business, instead of running a business myself.) But, I was thinking a bit more about my statement last night; and I realized there are two directions to take: Build enough assets that, when the business fails, you can sell something off to whoever comes along with another wad of cash; or once you push everyone out and it's clear you don't have a sustainable business, rebrand so that everyone thinks you're a newcomer. I personally wouldn't do it, but I'm too much of a nice guy to run a business.