Too kool for school, but nowhere else to go
jacquesm: This is coming from a high-school dropout, so it's typical do as I say do not do as I do advice: Learn to finish at least something.After reading your story it sounds like you are very good at starting stuff but not very good at staying until the job is done, that could turn in to a real liability in the long run.If you get lucky doing a start-up (the chances of which for a first-timer are relatively small) then you should definitely count your blessings, for everybody else there is always the job scene.edit: Oh, and nothing precludes you from doing both, if your start-up takes off you can always drop out. If it doesn't you'll have at least some marketable skills with a piece of paper to help you along and one failure notch on your belt.