I disagree. Everyone has some kind of a boss, even though it may not be a guy working in the office next to you. For entrepreneurs it might be the customers, it

I disagree. Everyone has some kind of a boss, even though it may not be a guy working in the office next to you. For entrepreneurs it might be the customers, it might be your investors, it might be your cofounders, but there is still "a boss". What makes it hard for me is the fact that there is a fog of war. There is a high degree of uncertainty about almost everything. I'm dedicating a tremendous amount of my time and effort to something that might tip over at any moment, either because of a wrong decision, or because of a situation outside of my control, or because I'm not good enough, or because it was a terrible idea in the first place. Entrepreneurship requires faith, basically, and I'm not used to structuring my life that way.