>> You know, I think it's that I control it, right?
It's that I control my own destiny, right?
And it's, you know, I can, you know, I can create things and watch them be built
and help people in a way that, you know, that matters to me, you know,
rather than kind of just doing what I'm told every day and trying to get through the day.
I actually get to come in and create the day, which is pretty awesome.
Most challenging thing.
You know, I'd say the uncertainty.
The ups and downs.
It's, you know, I compare entrepreneurship to being on a rollercoaster;
you can come in in the morning and it's the worst day in the history of your life,
because everything's going wrong, customers are leaving, people don't like it,
the product's breaking, and everything is wrong, and you're never going to survive,
and you think, "Well, what did I do?
How'd I get myself into this?"
By 2:00 p.m., you might think that, "You know what?
This is the greatest thing in the world.
We're going to change the world, we're going to help people everywhere, we're going to IPO
for billions of dollars, there's no way we can't do it."
And it's just up and down, up and down.
And if you can't deal with that, then it's not the right business.
But for me, that's what's fun about it: stable is just kind of boring, I think.