Starting A Company Is Exciting And Fun. Don't Jump The Gun

Everyone wants to be an entrepreneur. High school students say they never plan on working in a real corporate environment, and MBA candidates at Stanford are forgoing corporate gigs to start their own ventures.  Peter Thiel has even launched a fellowship called “20 Under 20” to encourage kids to forgo college to start a company.  The urgency to “found something” seems stronger than ever in Silicon Valley.