[devmunchies]

It’s almost impossible to start a business by yourself.

Your first 5 years of your career are vital because you’re making connections that you can leverage when starting a new venture.

But starting by yourself AND having almost no understanding of how the industry works. No chance. This type of move kills career trajectories.

[simonbarker87]

If my business had failed in the first 4 years I’d have been toast. As it was killing the business after 8 years was still hard enough to build a new career from. Starting a business in your early 20s is fun, it can work out and you will learn a lot but if it tanks you’ll have been better off starting in a normal job 9 times out of 10