I mostly agree with this, but there are some people who very happily run board game stores. But they’re the kind of people who love the process of running a st

I mostly agree with this, but there are some people who very happily run board game stores. But they’re the kind of people who love the process of running a store, and who also happen to love board games and decided to sell them. Put another way, I think there’s a common mistake people make that “I love <this>, so I’ll do <this> + business and it’ll be great”, without considering what it takes to do the business part. But I think the other mistake is assuming that working on something you love will automatically make you hate it. That really depends on your business acumen and mindset about the non-<this> factors involved.