@tyler @heytomjones Solid answer. Work to live, don't live to work. I have friends who are addicted to entrepreneurship and some barely spend time at home because they're always working. Not worth it. The worst part is that businesses that can "run themselves" and allow you to have a ton of time and freedom with the family are almost always fake work. Some people have the right combination of brains and luck and hit a niche that lets them make a ton of money and have a turnkey smooth setup going, but it's so rare that you end up chasing fleeting things with narrow windows of entry.