On Thu, 5 Sep 2002, David Hannum (Ohio University) wrote: > It depends on where you are in life. If you're young, single, and > relatively free of debt, you can more afford to take a plunge. Under those > circumstances, it does not take as much to bounce back if things don't work > out. You might move in with your folks or family until you get some income > rolling. But if you're mid 40's with three kids just a few years from > college, a mortgage and two car payments, it's a lot tougher to step away > from that check and benefits. That is unless you have a terrific bankroll > or a angle investor or venture capital behind you. Even then, you're really > risking the future financial livelihood of the ones depending on you!
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