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However, you do need to plan for the eventuality of failure. If you're in your 20s (early 20s?) maybe not so much, but for me (early 30s) it's not so easy. I
by GFischer 13y ago
However, you do need to plan for the eventuality of failure.
If you're in your 20s (early 20s?) maybe not so much, but for me (early 30s) it's not so easy.
I really want to work on my own company (and I have just started a new side project which I hope to bootstrap, the last 2 washed out early), but I have to pay the bills in the meantime.