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@velour100 401k is an option. I just don’t see the reason to keep going if don’t even have a problem to solve

@tennyson1 Learned it the hard way. Just had to give it a try

@glorfindel8 Thanks for the advice. I think with a full time job I’ll be able to talk to people more, but this time I’m a way that I’m learning what their problems are. Being a founder can be very isolating, specially without a little bit of social life due to being so financially strapped

@lanacoco Im not really concern with a hit on the personal life (that I already expected). My concern is the productivity due to context switching from job and startup. I’m really pushing for a fully remote job if I go that route, even if it means taking a big cut from my paycheck so I don’t...

Just like most first time founders, I thought I was Steve Jobs and decided to go full in my startup dream. I had only 4 months of savings and some unemployment help (thankfully I was laid off when I was about to quit). The first dream failed miserably around beginning of December. I spent about...