There's a way to read this piece that's neither "suffering entrepreneur" nor "first world privilege". Pouring all one's hopes and years of effort into a startu

There's a way to read this piece that's neither "suffering entrepreneur" nor "first world privilege". Pouring all one's hopes and years of effort into a startup is certainly an emotional rollercoaster. If you are the last one out to turn out the lights, it's going to be a poignant moment. If that happened to me, I'd probably consider writing a blog post about it too. But we don't have to react to it as if it means anything deeper than that.