"I don't have any personal projects anymore, not because I don't have time, but just because I just don't _feel_ like it." This is very similar to my workforce

"I don't have any personal projects anymore, not because I don't have time, but just because I just don't _feel_ like it." This is very similar to my workforce blues that I got after I finished school. I became very apathetic; being at the bottom of the seniority roster and thinking to myself, "This is what I have to look forward to for the next 40 years." really did me in. That's why I've decided to do a startup -- perhaps I'm being idealistic, but I think I can enjoy what I would consider a better quality of life in that sort of environment. "I have idea's in my head but can't seem to think them out into a good project." Do you have anyone to bounce them off of? Say, an old friend from school? I'm in Minnesota and one of my project's co-founders is California, but we've kept in contact since school and tossed around a lot of interesting ideas in that time. It took us a couple years to land on one that we thought was valuable, but I don't think we would've gotten there if we hadn't played with all the mediocre ones first.