I did a startup with dependents and debt. The logic was simple - there were no decent jobs around and every startup I joined couldn't figure out how to make mo

I did a startup with dependents and debt. The logic was simple - there were no decent jobs around and every startup I joined couldn't figure out how to make money. Eventually I did sell the company after a year, but we slingshot our careers ahead with that experience. It's an option if you can't get a decent job, which may be the case in this climate. I did contracting before that, but it's the least efficient way to make money. It's only decent if you're a 10x being offered a 2x salary or so and need to make use of that extra productivity.