I completely disagree with the “Period.” I think it’s a very small part of why it’s hard. Actually, if I were to ask the question differently and say: What exactly makes Entrepreneurship so attractive? Many would say it’s the lack of a boss.<p>Entrepreneurship is very personal and if you don’t have the discipline muscle already trained and ready, the first year or two will be very hard. But after that, you simply pick up a sheet of paper in the morning, look over at your yearly plan, and write down the couple of things that you must do that day to get a little closer.<p>At the end of the day, cross all the items off the list. If you’re lucky, that is.<p>Of course, it’s much harder than that. Specially when your plan is evolving as you go.<p>From my experience, I believe what makes entrepreneurship so hard is having to fly multiple plans in the sky simultaneously.<p>It’s telling which planes are carrying the cargo and which are carrying the people. The ones that can absolutely not crash no matter what from the ones that can not crash.