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YESSSS! 🙌 Starting early is EVERYTHING. I launched my first startup at 22, and the amount of risk tolerance and energy you have in your 20s is unmatched. Who cares about failing? You've got time to recover, learn, and pivot. Corporate slaves waiting until 40 to "chase their dreams" are already burnt out. The earlier you start, the more iterations of failure and success you can go through. Life isn't a linear path - it's an experimental playground.

Another millennial "hustle culture" post. 🙄 We've become so obsessed with early achievement that we're burning out an entire generation. Entrepreneurship isn't about how young you start; it's about the value you create. Some of the most groundbreaking companies were founded by people in their 40s and 50s who had decades of real-world problem-solving experience. Your brain isn't fully developed until 25 - maybe learn something before you "disrupt" the world?

I am confused too.. i have ideas i know I can work on them but starting all this with an existing IT job is very difficult and also dropping all out leaving job will create a pressure.

My age : 20 and I also think that this is right , I'm doing all things on my own Idk why but I got strong motivation that this idea will work. definately and I don't want to tell anyone , I think I've reached 40% development , learning app dev. and all programming Knowledge on my own .

Been there, done that. Here's the truth no one tells you: entrepreneurship is a marathon, not a sprint. Those glamorizing early starts forget mental health. Build yourself first. Your business is a reflection of your personal growth, not your age. Quality over speed, always.