It’s a great question. I think part of the answer lies in changing how we frame entrepreneurship. Instead of just focusing on the hustle and financial rewards,

It’s a great question. I think part of the answer lies in changing how we frame entrepreneurship. Instead of just focusing on the hustle and financial rewards, we should highlight the creative problem-solving, the freedom to experiment, and the satisfaction of building something meaningful from scratch. A lot of the excitement in other subjects comes from discovery and exploration, and starting a business can be just as much about learning and adapting as it is about scaling and profits. What do you think? Would reframing entrepreneurship as a craft make it more interesting to beginners?