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- thebottlerocket0
you need to ask yourself a question: what part of you, what burns inside you, that make you want to make it on your own?
If you can answer that question, then i wouldn't worry about the economy.
Having a contingency plan is just plain smart. Think about those numbskull entrepreneurs you sometimes see on the Dragons den. The ones that mortgage their house to try and get some lame idea off the ground. They've got no exit plan and their ego is so entwined with what they are doing, that they end up bankrupting themselves.
A contigency plan gives you options. You cant escape reality, maybe things wont work out for reasons other than your own hardwork. You just need to be smart enough to adapt and brave enough to make decisions, one of which may be 'this isn't working out, time to try something else'