Doing a start-up is like going to college, especially for those who cant code. You put a ton of money into and either way the outcome should be positive; eithe

Doing a start-up is like going to college, especially for those who cant code. You put a ton of money into and either way the outcome should be positive; either it's a crazy success or it wasnt but you gained invaluable skills(coding & or online marketing), as well made some new friends by throwing yourself into local start-up communities. Don't isolate yourself; every town has a tech community. Overall, his story mirrors mine; spent way over 100K & about 4 years on it. I dont regret it, as the journey was a lot of fun, a great learning experience and I met some great people/connections. We are even now are seeing others creating & having a shot at the same concept(which is neat to see).