I had a million-dollar idea in 2004. I didn't do a single thing about it until 2014. That's a full decade where this idea sat in the back of my head, gathering dust, while I worked a regular job and told myself "someday."

In Episode 6 of Starting Up, Jay Sensi gets brutally honest about the three reasons he sat on the Campus Kaizen idea for ten years — and what each one really was: an excuse disguised as logic.

The comfortable trap of a steady paycheck. The "I can't code" excuse that felt like an insurmountable barrier. The lack of a mentor or founder network that made entrepreneurship feel like a club he didn't have the membership card for.

Then Jay tells the real story of what finally made him snap. After years of busting his ass at Lockheed Martin — graduating from their selective Leadership Development Program, bringing d ...