Take the long view and enjoy yourself before you have kids. I felt the same way as you before, but in retrospect 1) you have plenty of time outside of work 2)

Take the long view and enjoy yourself before you have kids. I felt the same way as you before, but in retrospect 1) you have plenty of time outside of work 2) the money you make is meaningful, you just don't know it yet. Your rush has as more to do with your own psychological issues/needs (we all have them) than anything about your employer. Who are you trying to impress? What are you insecure about? What are you trying to make up for, or make right? You're in a very good spot right now. Just take it slowly and don't screw it up. The time to quit is when you have your first customer and need more time to scale up. Otherwise quitting your job won't help you get there any faster. My main regrets are mainly of the "you dummy, you should have just asked her out" type. As it turns out, you don't need a company for that.