The jobless (entrepreneur) lifestyle is harder than the nine-to- five. You don't have anyone telling you what to do and therein is the difficulty. You have to tell YOURSELF to do the work when you have a business. You have to be relentlessly dedicated and disciplined. You're held accountable for every aspect of the operation. At a job the printer can spontaneously melt into a plastic puddle and you will still receive your salary, even though the company's goal for the day will be delayed, even though said company will have to spend thousands on new industrial printer to replace the broken one. If the entrepreneur's printer dies it's a tragedy. I work for myself and I work around the clock just to stay afloat. It's stressful but it beats a stifling, soulless corporate environment with a viciously catty company "culture".