I would suggest reading The E-myth Revisited. I could relate to it when I was in your position. And as NikolaNovak suggested, you're the technical type that wan

I would suggest reading The E-myth Revisited. I could relate to it when I was in your position. And as NikolaNovak suggested, you're the technical type that wants to build technical things (as was I). Honestly, building a business sucks and you really need that drive to see it through. In the face of stupidly large paychecks tech companies are paying at the moment, it almost doesn't make sense. Perhaps working for a few years, building a nest egg and then taking some time off to work on projects you like would be the better approach. Whilst everyone "has the drive it takes" because no one wants to admit they're insufficient, do you have the drive to do things you never wanted to do? Things that you might not even relate to success. My first business venture failed because I was insufficient at marketing, juggling and playing to my audience. I also built the technology before I built the business.