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Forcing a little hunger on yourself might be what you need. That hunger can easily become real, not virtual, if you're not careful :-) Things take longer than
by edw519 17y ago
Forcing a little hunger on yourself might be what you need.
That hunger can easily become real, not virtual, if you're not careful :-)
Things take longer than they seem. Money lasts shorter than you plan.
Like I said before, I'm not one to discourage, but OP doesn't even have a "hair on fire" idea yet. I'd think twice before I left a job I loved.
- icey 17y agoLet's take things with a grain of salt. It sounds like the OP can definitely hack - I'd assume if he needed to he could just go back and get another job, no?
- edw519 17y agoProbably. Maybe I'm a little sensitive lately. I love the idea of doing my own startup. It trumps everything else I'm working on. But there's something to be said for a job you love. I know so many people who hate going to work, so OP shouldn't discount the job he loves too much, that's all.
- icey 17y agoWell, you're right about having a great job being worth a lot; but the fact that the OP wants to leave something so great to work on starting up really speaks more to the depth of his drive to start up, right? (Also, I totally agree with you about having an idea to work on before quitting.)