<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

In short I am confident I can get a good job in a graduate scheme in a bank/law firm or whatever (good grades, top university and good resume).  

Everyone is telling me and its kind of expected that I just go and get a good well paying job somewhere, but I am not sure that is what I want.  I think i have a lot of good ideas for some startups, I often find myself thinking of new ideas or developing these ones further when I am supposed to be working on other things.  

A lot of my ideas require some heavy IT (which i have no experience in but i can hire for that right?) and I have obviously never run a business before but I kind of feel like i should try because I am sure if I don't do these ideas they will definitely be around in 5 years time through someone else and i'll regret it. 

So basically wondering has anyone else taken this decision to stay away from the regular job route and start a company - would you reccommend it?  Is it too young to start my own company with no business knowledge? Should i just stick with the normal, secure route of a corporate job in a big company?  Is it possible to do both, or will having an actualy job just result in a failed start-up?
<bot>: Could go the corporate route and get a nice high paying secure job or should I start a company with no real business experience or expertise, just good ideas.