Maybe the goals of founders and of VCs are sometimes misaligned. If founders start with the idea of working super hard for a few years (counted on the fingers o

Maybe the goals of founders and of VCs are sometimes misaligned. If founders start with the idea of working super hard for a few years (counted on the fingers of one or at most two hands), get an exit and retire, then why build a product that outlasts the end of venture capital? They could just try the VC roulette pivot after pivot and hopefully win an exit. This is not necessarily what happens in reality, hence some VC's focus on solid products, but it's a tempting, possibly naive, idea.