Also see the E-myth, which is the idea that being good at something means you should make a business out of it. People who are good at business should start them, and you should be creating a business instead of buying a job.

I think it could help startup founders avoid burnout if they realized that they're not much different from the person who tries to open a restaurant because they like to cook.

I wish that book had a better title. I skipped it for a long time because I had no idea what it was trying to convey.