> As an entrepreneur you get to hand pick who you work with, what you work on and how you get it done - something basically impossible working for someone else.

> As an entrepreneur you get to hand pick who you work with, what you work on and how you get it done - something basically impossible working for someone else. If you think about it, in no other time in history has it been normal to work in distributed, mega corporations. You do? I've owned my own consulting firm before. We took the clients we could get, and not all of them were our first choice. But we needed portfolio work and money to keep the lights on. Good clients are worth their weight in GOLD, and are comparatively rare to the "Oh hmm... I thought I was buying a website from you? I have to do stuff?" clients we would constantly see