One of the greatest benefits of entrepreneurship is intellectual freedom.

Not having to bow to the politics of your boss/ company is liberating.

Playing devil’s advocate: the market can be a strict boss.

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Playing devil’s advocate: the market can be a strict boss.

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This. I've tried both. People think being your own boss is great, but you trade your freedom for reduced volatility when you work at a stable company. I loathe sigma grindset thinking when for most people, working under and being mentored by smart managers is a completely rational and noble thing.