Kevin O'Leary says only about one-third of people have what it takes for entrepreneurship. The rest lack the stamina to handle relentless work, constant competition, and sacrifices like missing your kids' soccer games and family time.
I don't think everybody should be an entrepreneur. I actually think only a third of the people can handle what it takes because it is a really hard gig. You know, people try to make it exciting. Running a business is— it's hard as hell, and not everybody wants to sacrifice the lifestyle requirement to do it. You're giving up a lot. I mean, you're not going to hit all those soccer games on the weekend. You're not going to go to the family picnic. You're going to miss a lot of stuff in your young kids' lives because you're just working, because your competitor is working that way. I think it's a sacrifice.
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