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The asking of the question is your answer. Full-time startups demand every ounce of you. They are for entrepreneurial people with a high tolerance for risk and
by contextual 13y ago
The asking of the question is your answer. Full-time startups demand every ounce of you. They are for entrepreneurial people with a high tolerance for risk and a vision of something they want to bring out into the world. Startups aren't for the timid or confused.
If you have any doubts at all (which you do), stay in school.
- techaddict009 13y agoI respect your view. But i am just confused about whether i should study ahead gain good knowledge and then jump into world of startup or start the startup directly. I will not remain in confusion for life time. I just need proper guidance from the experienced Startupreneurs.
- contextual 13y agoI don't know your exact life situation, but in most cases, people get into startups for three reasons 1) they have a burning desire to be their own boss and control their own destiny 2) they see an opportunity in the marketplace and/or have a product idea they want to bring out into the world 3) need money to survive (pay rent, food etc) and a startup could provide a quick income source. If at this stage in life you are in constant need of direction and instruction, don't have a business idea, and you are getting financial support to further your education - stay where you are for the time being and ride out the confusion. BTW, I am an experienced serial entrepreneur and probably twice your age.
- techaddict009 13y agoThanks for the guidance. Hope i to shine out in life like you at your age.
- contextual 13y agoYou are very kind. If you need an outside opinion, don't hesitate to ask. You'll find my contact information on my website: http://jasoncomely.com http://jasoncomely.com
- techaddict009 13y agoSure. Will follow up. Thanks again.