I think we're vastly different. When in school in France, nobody will ever ask you if you want to start a business, and entrepreneurs are depicted as vilains. Y

I think we're vastly different. When in school in France, nobody will ever ask you if you want to start a business, and entrepreneurs are depicted as vilains. Your family will consider you've chosen the dark side of the force and will insist a "regular job" would be so much less risky. You'll have no idea how a business works, and nobody really knows around you. You'll be told to get a job. You'll be told that working for the government, like 25% of the people, is the way to go. You'll be told that you must choose welfare (France) or business freedom (USA). You'll be told that the only good business is a non-profit association. etc... We're all humans, but we're made different by the society. And it takes efforts to fight what "culture" has put in your mind. In french, we use the same work for "company" and "society"...