Four years. Four years ago I wanted to be an engineer, the head of my own cutting edge robotics company. Four years ago I joined the Robotics club, and started learning in an attempt to make this a reality. Four years from now, I'd like to be that wide eyed young adult with an idea. An idea, and almost no means to solve it.
I thrive for the challenge. When things are too easy, I get worried. It's tucking down and bashing your way through trials that make me feel confident in my achievements. So in four years, I'd like to be struggling to make an idea become reality. I'd like to be meeting with venture capitalists, and being denied until I find the right one. And then, when the time is right, I want to start my company.
What I'll call it, I don't know. I do know that we'll be doing something new, something that the world hasn't seen before.
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My 2 cents... I don't think you really want to start a company as much as you want to be an inventor - a creative problem solver, the guy with the ideas, and not the guy that worries about finances and employee issues. Or maybe that's just me. :)
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