<human>: I've worked for 4 years at a dead-end part-time job.  Unfortunately I had to quit about 4 months ago due to anxiety issues, and other problems that had arisen because of it.  I've also always felt I was very entrepreneurial.  I'm extremely well at solving computer issues, and have done it numerous times.  Unfortunately whenever I tell people I would rather work on my own, doing computer repair, instead of getting a 'real job' they usually just dismiss it and tell me i'm stupid for thinking I could do that.  Even though there aren't many places around here hiring in the first place. I believe I could make a decent amount, considering there aren't many places around here, and pricing would be more than fair.  I'm not talking renting out a physical place (unless this became bigger), more like house calls and drop offs.  It would help get money for various expenses, as well as save up for college.  Do you think it's foolish to think that I could do this? Or should I go with it?

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<bot>: Want to start own 'business', people think it's a stupid idea and I should look for a real job.  Should I listen?