People wait for a feeling. Some internal green light that says now you're ready, now it's smart, now the timing works.
That feeling doesn't come. It's not designed to. Starting a business will always feel slightly too early, slightly too uncertain, slightly too risky, because if it didn't, everyone would already be doing it.
The businesses that actually get built aren't started by people who felt ready. They're started by people who started anyway, with less money and less of a plan than they wanted, and figured out the rest by doing it wrong a few times first.
You don't need the perfect logo. You don't need the business plan that impresses a bank. You need one person willing to pay you for something, and the willingness to go find that person before you've built everything else around them.
Every year you wait for permission is a year someone with less experience than you, less money than you, and less reason to succeed than you, goes and does the thing you're still thinking about.
Start smaller than you want to. Start messier than you want to. Just start.