>> Final piece of advice, I would say that as soon as you have an inkling that you want
to start a company, I would immediately start looking at sort
of the thought leaders in that space.
You know, for example, if you know that you want to be in the location base,
you know, in location base market.
You might want to look at, you know, the founder of Foursquare.
And, you know, and see what he Tweets out.
And see what article he links to, you know, on Twitter.
Or see what he blogs about.
Or, you know, read Fred Wilson's blog.
Just sort of get to know the space, make yourself comfortable with it
so that it's a little bit of an easier transition when you actually do make that jump.
You're not starting from scratch.
But, yeah, that would sort of be the first thing that I would say.
And if you're not looking to start a company right away but you do know that you want to be
in the, say the online start up space.
I would definitely recommend that younger kids that are coming out of college,
you find a company that's in the area that you'd like to work in that you're passionate about.
And just do everything that you can do get a job there.
And it really doesn't matter at what level.
Just if you're in a small company, you're going to learn
so much more than you would at a big company.
Because they're going to ask you to do a lot more things.