>To me people with families will take less risk. But to me, this is the biggest myth of all: starting a business has risks to be sure. As does planning your c

>To me people with families will take less risk. But to me, this is the biggest myth of all: starting a business has risks to be sure. As does planning your career path in the corporate world. Your skill could get automated or outsourced. You could get cut at a critical point in your career. There is no "safe" path these days. There are paths that seem to have less risk, but you can approach business in a way that limits your exposure easier than you can do that with a job (most jobs require an investment of 40+ hours per week). I think Patio is an example of this.