It'd be interesting to know how many people do startups "for the money" - 'economic goals'. I always assumed pretty much everyone did a startup because it's fu

It'd be interesting to know how many people do startups "for the money" - 'economic goals'. I always assumed pretty much everyone did a startup because it's fun and gives you the freedom to do what you love. There seems to be a line of thought that says "a) do a startup, b) solve the money problem, c) do what you love"... Why not just do what you love to start with? If you don't love doing a startup, don't do it. Do something else.