I can't say the 20-30 hours contracting he mentions at the end is the best option in the context of entrepreneurship (all other things being equal it's really h

I can't say the 20-30 hours contracting he mentions at the end is the best option in the context of entrepreneurship (all other things being equal it's really hard to complain about; definitely don't tell any of my friends I'm naysaying). I've been doing it for a while now. What you don't realize is that you can't turn off wanting to solve problems and build stuff well. So whatever you're stuck building is going to suck up your thoughts. As long as there are problems to be solved you'll find yourself working on them. I'm guessing more generally thats how people get hackers to work for 80 hours for (relatively) nothing.