Many individuals who start up their own company take inspiration from others and slowly develop their business on the side of full time employment. This is normal and the fact is not every individual is fortunate enough to have the funds to quit a job and go ahead with their own company.

Easing in to a solo startup company can be really advantageous. You’re able to develop your skills and do your homework on the industry. They say ‘fools rush in’ and by taking your time and doing some competitor research before you have the money, skills and products at your disposal, you can learn from the businesses that you may one day dominate.

A startup businesses can grow at the speed you want it to, and when it takes off you’ll really know it, and you can then make an informed decision on your future and whether it’s time to go full steam ahead with your own company, quitting your current job.