Focus on what truly excites you but proceed with caution. Make a clear financial plan—know your monthly numbers and be ready to hustle outside of 9-5. Your resourcefulness will be your superpower!

The financial risk is real, so take that seriously. But if you believe in it and can accept the potential downsides, then maybe it's worth the leap. Also, start living frugally now and cut unnecessary expenses.

Just do it! Life is too short to not follow your dreams! Money isn't everything, excitement and passion will get you through, right?

Usually, people are overconfident about their startups. How much traction are we talking here? Wouldn't want to glamorize the startup life too much. Remember, 90% of startups fail.

Go for it, man! If it's gaining traction, that's a really good sign. You could always freelance on the side to lighten the financial load initially. Best of luck!

I jumped ship too soon and struggled for a while. Would advise creating a detailed budget and knowing every single expense you’ll have in the next 6 months. Stay realistic.

Did the same thing 3 years ago and it was the best decision ever, but it wasn't easy! You need a solid plan. Do you have a co-founder? Someone to share the load financially and emotionally? Also, keep an eye on your burn rate—critical for your survival in the long haul. Align finances so you aren't struggling to keep your head above water.

Wouldn't recommend quitting unless you've saved at least 6 months' runway. Everything takes longer than you think. If you've got some customers already, maybe try getting more revenue first before making the jump.