The Entrepreneurial Curse: Freedom and responsibility

Yeah. You know, I've thought about this a lot. When I was in high school, I was always trying to escape, you know, I just was like, I would have been your worst child. And I just, you know, I would sneak out of the house once in a while. I would get caught, get in trouble. And then once you become an adult, you don't really want to sneak out of the house anymore. You want to go to bed early and all, you know, I mean, things change, right? But there's something about when things are being imposed on you versus when you actually have the freedom. The worst thing, though, is when you have a lot of ability to have all kinds of money, freedom, time freedom, relationship freedom. But in your mind, you don't feel like you have any freedom and that you have to do all this stuff. I think it's a bit of an entrepreneurial curse in a lot of ways, because I often say the best thing about being your own boss is you're your own boss. The worst thing about being your own boss is you're your own boss.