Now, what this has to do with the article, or why he decides to work at a coffee shop, instead of a home office, I don't know.
This entire article makes no sense to me. So he left his job, and is now going to begin on a startup? That's worthy of news? No information on his startup, his plan, his goals, etc.
'I also know exactly how long my bank account will be greater than $0, unless I get funding.'
So, is he 1 week, or 1 decade from going broke? Why is he so obsessed with getting funding in the first place, and why does he say 'being a pre-funded entrepreneur SUCKS in a lot of ways'? I make a living off my recent startup, I have zero interest in funding, and enjoy my life.
Also, please stop using the term pre-funded entrepreneur. It sounds derogatory, and funding isn't a measure of success, or the end goal for everyone.