Hack your way in to working for a startup. Hopefully that way you will learn what 'not to do' if you were to start a company on your own. I see this helping in

Hack your way in to working for a startup. Hopefully that way you will learn what 'not to do' if you were to start a company on your own. I see this helping in a few ways: 1) You wont blow through your (low six figures), and produce little to show. 2) Allow you to focus your 25 ideas into the 1 thing that you REALLY want to work on. 3) Gain expertise in being a generalists/I will do anything for this to succeed. 4) You wont feel the exact ups-and-downs of a startup founder, but you will get a good view as to what it is like. Besides that, when you are not getting [insert anything company founders need], I would learn how to code in the evenings, and possibly build a simple app or two on your own. Even if you are not going to be technical in your startup an Engineer/Co-Founder/Investor/[Insert Name Here] will view you as more credible and serious, not just a guy with 25 ideas. Hope this helps.