The only thing on this list that surprised me is that someone would actually think the common entrepreneur is "pretty young, living the red beans and rice lifes

The only thing on this list that surprised me is that someone would actually think the common entrepreneur is "pretty young, living the red beans and rice lifestyle and working 80+ hours a week and sleeping under their desk". Up where I'm from, entrepreneurs are typically middle aged, financially stable, and breaking ground on their new business because they've been working toward it their whole lives. I work with entrepreneurs daily in my consulting business, and it's extremely rare, outside of real estate agents, for me to work with someone under 30 to 40 years of age, with a family, who just started their business. Why do all these blogs constantly think that all "entrepreneurs" == "startup". Get out of your box!