Having a look at your responses throughout this thread it seems like you're looking for reasons to go rather than reasons not too.
Starting a startup is a huge commitment, potentially a lifelong one depending on your idea.
If you're even slightly unsure (which you seem to be), you should perhaps maybe think about it some more, or start it up from where you are.
I'm not trying to make you depressed or anything mate, but when things aren't going according to plan and everything goes wrong (as things can do with startups) you still have to be willing to give it 110%
So yeah, read some of the advice in this thread but really sit down, have a LONG HARD think about it. If you're prepared to make sacrifices (which there will inevitably be, it's your choice what they will be though) - then make a decision.
Starting a startup is a huge commitment, potentially a lifelong one depending on your idea.
If you're even slightly unsure (which you seem to be), you should perhaps maybe think about it some more, or start it up from where you are.
I'm not trying to make you depressed or anything mate, but when things aren't going according to plan and everything goes wrong (as things can do with startups) you still have to be willing to give it 110%
So yeah, read some of the advice in this thread but really sit down, have a LONG HARD think about it. If you're prepared to make sacrifices (which there will inevitably be, it's your choice what they will be though) - then make a decision.