"Vacation may be the thing for students and corporate drones..."
If your attitude towards people who work for a paycheck is that they're "drones," then you have the wrong attitude to be starting a business of your own.
If you succeed, you'll need employees--hopefully lots of them. They aren't "drones," they're the people who are going to make your company succeed or fail.
You need to learn to respect the concept of work/life balance if you're going to be able to earn the respect and loyalty of your employees. It sounds like you could stand to have a little balance in your own life.
If your attitude towards people who work for a paycheck is that they're "drones," then you have the wrong attitude to be starting a business of your own.
If you succeed, you'll need employees--hopefully lots of them. They aren't "drones," they're the people who are going to make your company succeed or fail.
You need to learn to respect the concept of work/life balance if you're going to be able to earn the respect and loyalty of your employees. It sounds like you could stand to have a little balance in your own life.
Even Richard Branson takes vacations.