I'm after my first startup fail and main reason for that was lack of experience, hard idea and due to my age, limitations. Right now my partner wants to create next company, but I've started considering other idea - I'm 16. Cannot I delay my startup for 2 years, for example, and during this period actively learn, gain contacts, do other projects (Currently, I've started one very experiencing) and so on? Also - I'm on a good way to become front&back end developer and I think, mastering it, before getting into startup could be very helpful for my future startups. What do you think? Thanks
Hi- It is great to see you going after your dream at such an early age. Time is a very important asset so the more time you spend in the start-up space the better off you will be. Consider any amount of time you spend whether directly working on the start-up or gaining experience as a deposit on your future success. I am available for a call if you have any questions on how to develop your idea in the future.
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