It's hard to understand exactly how my emotions play into this, but I don't think I am particularly concerned about "wasting" my education. My main concern is m

It's hard to understand exactly how my emotions play into this, but I don't think I am particularly concerned about "wasting" my education. My main concern is maximizing my abilities AND my background. If that means I'm best served by doing something completely unrelated to pharmacy, that's fine. However, I tend to think that I can capitalize on the degree/licensure and add more value than if I abandon my background entirely. One of the reasons I initially went into pharmacy was because there seemed to be so much opportunity to improve the process, and so few people interested in doing so. Now that I've experienced a little bit more in life, the prospect of spending my entire life in a pharmacy doesn't seem nearly as interesting as working at a startup. Am I just caught up in the perceived glamour of working in SV, or is this a worthwhile concern?