I burned out at my VC job, so I opened a Pilates studio. I work more now — but it feels good to not have to say 'yes.'

Source: Business Insider

Anna Noelle Rinke said she felt like she always had to say "yes" when she worked a corporate job. Anna Noelle RinkeAnna Noelle Rinke, cofounder of Homebody Studios, left her corporate job after feeling burnt out. Now that she's a boss, she said she feels like she can say "no," and has autonomy in structuring her schedule.

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