If you're an entrepreneur, you're an entrepreneur. In your 20s you've got nothing to lose and that's the time to cut your teeth and shoot for the moon. If you

If you're an entrepreneur, you're an entrepreneur. In your 20s you've got nothing to lose and that's the time to cut your teeth and shoot for the moon. If you fail, it's ok. In your 30s you'll likely be married with a young family and either have made it far enough to keep on swinging for the fences, or you'll have to take a job and dabble on "side projects". If you fail, it's ok. But man do I know a lot of people kicking ass in their 40s that just came out of 10 years of "working for the man" with slightly older kids, maybe a spouse back at work, and some savings to prop themselves up on. By leaping off the cliff you're officially part of the club and there's nothing better in the world.