I think that what you love is not fixed but can change anytime. Maybe you can be an employee and loving building something with your co-workers. Once you have t

I think that what you love is not fixed but can change anytime. Maybe you can be an employee and loving building something with your co-workers. Once you have the necessary experience and means, you can embrace your own thing and make other people loving it and benefiting from. At least tech capitalism is not like industrial capitalism where the factory worker could never set up his own business (though it happened but rarely). Now you can love being a part of a startup or a big corp and being paid well, and being able to launch your own dream as well when you feel the time has come for it. Jobs has talentuous workers like John Ive to build his dream but that doesn't mean that John Ive would eternally stay an Apple worker. When will come the time he feels he can embrace his own thing, he's free to go. And that's already true with Nest guys story. I just think what's unethical is telling all the time DWYL while you don't give your collaborators and employees the chance to live their dreams one day.