The second was my barber. He's an immigrant here, and started a very successful business. Unlike the young tech entrepreneurs I typically meet (who glorify mone

The second was my barber. He's an immigrant here, and started a very successful business. Unlike the young tech entrepreneurs I typically meet (who glorify money and the wealthy in a way I find grotesque), he's a very quiet man who has incredibly happy employees and remembers every customer by name. Refreshing to hear this. For a long time, there was a persistent view in tech startup land that anything not designed to scale fast and cash out 10x for investors was fundamentally worthless, and was typically disparaged by the VC class as a mere "lifestyle business."