Entrepreneurship forces you to learn constantly because you get immediate feedback on what you're bad at. Mastering the skills it demands takes sustained effort over time, making it the ultimate path for personal development.
I think what takes time for entrepreneurs is there's just so many skills required to be a good entrepreneur, and you have to be like very good at all of them. That's why I see entrepreneurship as the single greatest path of personal development. Like, you get real-time feedback that you suck. It just takes time.
