My objective observation of many entrepreneurs I know (i.e. not all of them, but a majority that I know), is that they do not take any meaningful risks: they us

My objective observation of many entrepreneurs I know (i.e. not all of them, but a majority that I know), is that they do not take any meaningful risks: they use other's people money, not their own, they have a pretty good paycheck, a lot of equity, often at an age where hard responsibilities are nonexistent (e.g. no family, no house, sometime they have a dog), and they get to play boss no matter how good, or bad, or clueless, or not CEO material... So, I did acquire a bias toward agreeing with parent.