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Totally second this. Find your local hubs for entrepreneurs, tech people, inquiring minds etc, and get involved. You don't need to be hung up on the concept of
by jlees 18y ago
Totally second this. Find your local hubs for entrepreneurs, tech people, inquiring minds etc, and get involved. You don't need to be hung up on the concept of having your own Big Idea, and it's great that you aren't. There are plenty of startups out there who would welcome someone like you - I know I would, if I was in the right country. Not sure of the situation in Dallas but here in the UK hanging around universities is a good way to meet people with ideas but little practical experience.
Learning is great too. As others have said, if you find an itch to scratch, you might end up working on an idea without even realising you've had one.
- tsuraan 18y agoAt the risk of sounding totally clueless, how do you find local hubs like that? I live in the twin cities in MN, and all that I know of is the ruby.mn ruby group, which is pretty talkative on the ruby list. Is there some online startup community that's arranged by region, or do you just have to know the right people?
- qwph 18y agohttp://meetup.com http://meetup.com ?