Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated. I should do more proofreading and editing.

As for trying to run my own company, the truth is that it's the only thing I know I want. I went into programming because I wanted to build a product that could be a company, and I got the job at the startup because I thought it would be the type of experience that would help me get my company started.

Also, I've had a few interviews for developer position but have lacked the technical knowledge and skills needed for the jobs. At almost 30 I know that a purely technical position is not what I want or what I am qualified for.