At the end of the day, ezl made the decision and will live with the consequences, so good luck to him. What makes me nervous, and I consider to be great big re

At the end of the day, ezl made the decision and will live with the consequences, so good luck to him. What makes me nervous, and I consider to be great big red lights on this idea, is that his description of why he did it is full of emotional language about committing and investing in himself and the thrill of making it "real". These are words and approaches that make feel very cautious about anyone because I'm always unsure how much the decision is based on a cold appraisal of the facts and the risk/reward ratio, vs. rah-rah. I doubt ezl's blog entry is even a tenth of what he went through in making the decision (at least I hope so), so I won't presume to judge. But as an outsider critiquing this idea, I want to see more cold logic, less adrenaline.