Two years is too little experience for starting something. At google or any company that invest on formation, you can still learn a lot with relatively low stre

Two years is too little experience for starting something. At google or any company that invest on formation, you can still learn a lot with relatively low stress. Once you start something you wont' have much time to study and you will pay for it (at least unpaid time). I had same ideas in my late 20's but if I look now at the projects they would have been disasters ;-) I waited a little bit. With google in c.v. you will have door open everywhere. To start something you maybe also need to give a look to how work some other (maybe smaller) companies, maybe get hired, stay some months, observe, may be leave. This is what happened to me before starting to be on my own, but those were the crazy dot com bubble years (1999). Freedom is nice but needs a lot of work.