I came across a interesting piece last week from Small Business Trends: Entrepreneurial Lessons From The Experts. It was a list of simple observations about the life of entrepreneurs in general. Author Lisa Bourne was lucky enough to get Copyblogger's Brian Clark, John Jantsch from Duct Tape Marketing and Atlas Web Service founder Michael Gray to contribute to her knowledge of the subject.

Of course, these are generalizations that don't apply to every entrepreneur, but evidently most of them wish they'd made the jump to the world of entrepreneurship earlier in life.

Entrepreneurs tend to view themselves as unemployable; they work for themselves because, well, the have to. Hand in hand with that, another observation was that entrepreneurs tend to value their personal freedom more than the average Joe.

There were other observations - things like being bold enough to thrive in a recession, or having a particular approach to efficiency that leads to eliminate time wasters in their daily routines. It was a thought provoking piece, and you can read it here.