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I totally agree. Like I can spend all my time working on a startup when I work 20hours in a week as an intern and do a very high load class schedule. I keep te

• ryanwaggoner 18y ago
  Two pieces of unsolicited advice: 1. You make your own choices, and there's always tradeoffs. It sounds like you've decided that a busy internship and a high load class schedule are more important to you than working on a startup. Own that decision...you'll own the consequences. If you don't feel it's the right path, change it. 2. Be careful about telling yourself someday...it can easily turn into never. Not saying there's not better times for some things than others, but lean towards taking messy plunges rather than waiting for the stars to align.
  • jmtulloss 18y ago
    I agree. Right out of school I took the plunge and it didn't work out. Now I have a decent job and a comfortable life. I'm happy to do that for a while and then take another plunge when the Next Big Thing comes along. After all, the first one didn't kill me, why would the second?
• Tichy 18y ago
  I don't get it. It sounds as if somebody is forcing you to do an internship and go to class. Who is it? Who are you complaining to?
• fallentimes 18y ago
  Where you are right now, is nothing more than your _own_ decisions and responses to the environment around you.