No offense to any startup founders/workers here, but freelancing just sounds more appealing to me -- I'd rather be the boss than the employee, and starting a fr

No offense to any startup founders/workers here, but freelancing just sounds more appealing to me -- I'd rather be the boss than the employee, and starting a freelancing business just seems less binary (as in it's either major success or outright failure). I have huge dreams for growing a small freelancing business into a huge international software company, but if it never gets to that point, I should still be very successful with my small freelancing business. And, as the author noted, freelancing allows you to grow your skills and learn new ones just like any business -- because even though it's not a "startup," it is a business!