It's easy to get into the mindset that you can be an entrepreneur because you see YouTube videos and see other people doing it. But only very few people have the drive and work ethic to ever become an entrepreneur.
Being focused on making a business requires all available time and resources. Personal relationships mostly cannot function. The amount of time required for entrepreneurship will make these things nearly impossible when you are beginning.
You will get constant hate by losers who want you to fail. If someone makes money, they are immediately a greedy person, because that's a coping mechanism to justify the laziness that person has. No one cares how much personal sacrifice you make, they want you to be their slave and work for free for them. Therefore, it's important to know which opinions that people give are actually worth listening to and which ones are just people trying to slow you down.
No one cares how hard you work. There is no prize for spending 12 hours a day for 12 months working. In fact, if you do this and don't do so correctly, you would easily be better off working a minimum wage job. In some cases, you will lose money. The idea of working at a loss is beyond the capacity of most people, they believe you must be paid for work.
Now, if you further complicate this with crypto and Monero, there you have a whole other set of problems. If you earn the Monero, then you have to worry about the price dropping. If you sell, then you have to mentally deal with the regret of not holding. So it's a whole other level of challenge.
People are easily sold on the idea of sitting on the beach and making money. But this is a ridiculous fantasy sold to the BizOp audience who will buy into the idea that a single online course will somehow make them rich. Even if such a course did exist, the amount of effort to execute on it would be too much for someone to follow through on. The reality is, entrepreneurship requires constant work and there are no days off.