You get all these good things with a startup studio. You get a bunch of at-bats—that's good. You have the ability to carry over learning, so when one project fails, you don't have to go get a job; you just start the next project. That's also really good. What you lose, though, is the critical thing that makes startups work, which is relentless focus and back against the wall — 'I have to make this work. I told my whole family. I told the whole world I'm doing this. I got to find a way.'