The fluorescent lights of the 24-hour office hummed, reflecting off Leo’s bald spot—a solar panel for a power plant that never switched off. At thirty-four, he’d built a logistics app called HaulFast from a studio apartment. Now, two years later, he was losing it all.The boardroom was empty, but the termination letter wasn’t. His co-founders had staged a coup, backed by venture capitalists who’d once called him a visionary. “Your risk appetite is toxic, Leo,” the email read. Translation: he’d bet their Series B on drone delivery in a monsoon-prone city. The drones now rested at the bottom of a