-: If you feel, and it may sound a bit cliche,
but if you find something that you're very passionate about,
whatever that is, whether it's the industry that you're in,
whether it's proving people wrong,
whatever it is that you just can't stop thinking about,
it doesn't quite feel as much like work.
And so you just, you're working 16 hours a day,
and it doesn't even feel like it 'cause you're just
going, going, going.
You don't even wanna sleep.
You have to a bit, but, so I think the entrepreneurial itch
is very much thinking about a problem or building something.
And just not being able to get it out of your head.
And the only way to solve it, the only way to scratch
that itch, if you will, is to go and work on this project.
And so, yeah, that's,
and I think the first time, you build something
you're learning so much, and you're making
all these mistakes, and that's very exciting,
and once you have that experience
I think you wanna do it again.
I think certainly, and I can speak to the first time
you start a company, I think one of the biggest stressors
is the level of uncertainty.
You kind of expect stress, and problems in some areas,
but it's the areas where you didn't expect it
that starts to weigh on you.
Where, oh, I didn't realize that this investor
would do this, or that this would be a problem
with the government, or this would be a,
it's the stuff you don't really expect.
The teams, how do I solve?
That's the stuff that I think is harder to learn
that's less talked about that you don't really see
until you're actually doing it.