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While there are many scenarios in which things come easy, I've yet to find myself involved in one. I've either had to build on the side while working full-time,
by nhangen 14y ago
While there are many scenarios in which things come easy, I've yet to find myself involved in one. I've either had to build on the side while working full-time, or work 60 hour weeks, nights and weekends, in order to keep money coming in. In either case, while I've not been sleeping in hotels, I've seen much less of my family than I'd like. I think it's equally dangerous to purport that entrepreneurship is simple and easy going. That's the same myth that make money entrepreneurs/bloggers promote in order to sell ebooks.
- davidkatz 14y agoFair point. It wasn't my intent to make it sound easy, and I should have been more careful with my language. What I wanted to communicate is this - Entrepreneurship can be stressful, but it doesn't have to be, and the kind of business you aim for has a large impact on how stressful it is.
- nhangen 14y agoThat I can definitely agree with. I think you'd have less haters if you left out the 'bitch please' portion of the argument.
- davidkatz 14y agoSound advice, I'm still figuring out how to blog well. I think that some controversy (=haters) can be a good thing, and hope to strike a better balance in the future.