> no one promises businesses/entrepreneurs a right to earn money doing what you want. I dont know if that's true anymore. It seems that investors are happy to

> no one promises businesses/entrepreneurs a right to earn money doing what you want. I dont know if that's true anymore. It seems that investors are happy to make founders incredibly rich well before the company even shows a hint of profitability. Daniel Ek being a billionaire in spite of never turning a profit isn't in line with business orthodoxy. With creative professionals, they might get a fat advance from their record label, but it'll be clawed back with studio fees, tour logistics and managerial fees.