<human>: Fellow redditors I come to you today because I am currently at a crossroad and need some guidance from a community I can trust. 

Over the past few months some fellow redditors and I have been planning on building a free tool for career seekers to finally modernize the crappy process that we are fighting through. Create resume, blast them out on job sites, get auto-rejection notices, maybe a rejection in the mail, a call from an insurance company wanting you to be their salesmen, and then rebuild said resume until someone finally pulls you in for an interview. We have a tool in mind that is initially directed towards the largest group of unemployed workers in the US that will greatly reduce the stress associated with this process, help create your first resume (and in plain text), get your name out there (to cover up your kegstand photos on Facebook that you haven't made private yet) and really get your foot in the door. It's a bit more complicated then that, but you get the point.

So that is our dream and my current job workload allows me to sufficiently work on this, find funding for it, and complete my masters thesis.

However...

Yesterday I received an offer to work for another company that pays well, and also will act as a great experience personally. The downside is that I will likely be consumed by the work, and it will make it a great deal more difficult to dedicate an ample about of time to our hypothetical tool/site.

So.... what do?

Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?
<bot>: Should I follow my dream of helping people get careers by building a Web based tool or take a better job that prevents me from progressing the idea?