Startups aren't always as difficult as most people imagine them to be. While popular media spends so much time focused on the idea of people sleeping under their desks and pouring their souls into building a successful (or unsuccessful) company, they largely miss out on the real reason building a company is different from most other jobs. Sure, everyone involved has a lot on their plate. But, for the most part, the people I've worked with at early-stage companies thrive on that; no one that I work with is looking to shift gears into something "easier." And, as much as you hear successful startup folks reminisce about how tough the "early days" were, when you're in the throes of building something that has a chance at making the world a better place, you never hear anyone complain about the workload.
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