I’m in continental Europe, not the UK, but I think the same basic cultural attitudes toward startups and entrepreneurship are the same. It is not a common or ac

I’m in continental Europe, not the UK, but I think the same basic cultural attitudes toward startups and entrepreneurship are the same. It is not a common or accepted thing to be building a business here, especially if you’re in your twenties. Your family will most likely wish you got a stable job at BigCo/university/government/etc. and there is a very real sense of “falling behind” if you spend years on something that doesn’t pan out.