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Monday morning. 8 something a.m. Trying to stick with the latest evolution of reconstructing my graphics studio. Instead of getting to work, here I am psycho babbling on the internet.
21 years since I closed down my home office/engineering graphics business. The decision is old enough to have a legal beer. The flashback haunting my morning is an entrepreneurial classic:
If you ever want to know just how stupid a boss can be, try working for yourself.
Guess I better get out of my jammies and comb my hair. Maybe even brush my teeth.
21 years since I closed down my home office/engineering graphics business. The decision is old enough to have a legal beer. The flashback haunting my morning is an entrepreneurial classic:
If you ever want to know just how stupid a boss can be, try working for yourself.
Guess I better get out of my jammies and comb my hair. Maybe even brush my teeth.
So I'm impressed by your path, and not worried about a couple slow days here and there. Make a little progress or a lot of progress...Just make sure at the end of the day, you can say there was progress. That should help!
There's no timeline on life.
I waste time on here, too, instead of working on other things, but they require different mindsets. Solving other people's problems is way easier than working on one's own.
And I wonder, did anybody ever just crastinate neutrally, neither PRO nor ANTI?
Honestly, looks like I need to get started on something constructive....Happy Labor Day, everybody!
It's hard putting a business together. You have to take breaks. Do you have any physical support there? I find it easier if someone is just there (here) when I'm overwhelmed by a task. A physical presence helps.
Me, I liked working for myself. And I plan on doing it again.