Today's startup culture has made the term "day job" feel like a four-letter word, but that's misguided, not to mention discouraging for millions of awesome employees. It often celebrates the blind leap, but I believe in scoping out the terrain before you jump.
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|  | | "Few successful products are launched out of the blue. If you want to be an entrepreneur, prepare yourself." Aytekin Tank, Founder of JotForm | | | | | Don't quit your job yet: how to lay the foundation for a successful startup | |  | | Today's startup culture has made the term "day job" feel like a four-letter word, but that's misguided, not to mention discouraging for millions of awesome employees.
It often celebrates the blind leap, but I believe in scoping out the terrain before you jump.
Long before I wrote my resignation letter, I started taking small steps toward my goal. I prepared the soil.
Maybe you have a killer produce or startup idea, but you're not ready to go all-in. Or maybe you're starting to tinker in your off-duty hours.
Either way, here are six steps you can take to lay the foundation for a successful startup before quitting your day job. | | | | | | |
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