Since about December, I have been very seriously been considering starting my own business.  I think to myself… "I graduate in July, I have two options. (We all know there are many more, but I like the dramatic effect.) Option 1: I start my own business.  I have barely any experience and I'm not entirely sure I know what I'm doing, but I'm smart and I'll figure it out as I go along.  That's they way most things work, right? or Option 2: I get a job. I get a salary. I get comfortable and I wonder for the rest of my life, what if?"

Hey I started this website,( www.yourmediareporter.com ) and it's done well.  I've been uber busy with school and kind of let it fall by the wayside and somehow I'm still hitting a minimum of 100 unique visitors a day.  When I really focused on it, I had thousands. 

I've always wanted to own my own business, or be married to someone that owned their business.  But more so, own my own business.  It's been my plan since I was like six. I've always wanted to be my own boss.  I've always done things my own way. I haven't always made the best decisions, but I've always bounced back...

and then I found this interesting article  from techcrunch that talks about the highs and lows of starting a startup.  It probably is enough for a lot of people to say, " nope that's not for me. I like the stability of a regular income." and others say, "that sounds effin awesome."  I say, "that sounds like me."

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