Burnout is not a business strategy

For much of the past two decades, Silicon Valley has done more than produce successful companies. It has shaped the global imagination of what entrepreneurship is supposed to look like. Success, according to this narrative, is measured in dizzying speed. Founders are expected to scale relentlessly, ‘embrace’ uncertainty, pursue venture capital and treat growth as the ultimate objective. Somewhere along the way, the modern entrepreneur also acquired an oddly specific lifestyle: waking at the crac

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