Always good to be reminded to break tasks down to manageable sizes also, as I've been caught by that old obstacle of 'task too big, do something easier' more than I should have been recently, given the number of times I've come across it before.
I quit my job. Today is Day #2.
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#12clicks link ERROR ESTABLISHING DATABASE CONNECTION. There's a joke in here somewhere...
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#13Best of luck! Always enjoy a personal piece on branching out, even though I've been freelancing for a decade. Something to do with re-affirming past decisions, perhaps? Always good to be reminded to break tasks down to manageable sizes also, as I've been caught by that old obstacle of 'task too big, do something easier' more than I should have been recently, given the number of times I've come across it before.
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#15Being an entrepreneur is not easy, and while it has moments of elation and excitement, like anything else, it also has moments of despondency and doubt. This doesn't mean it's not worth it. It just means, be prepared. Bask in the enjoyment when it's there, because you'll need the memory to keep you going when real life hits.
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#16Site looks to be hosted at BlueHost. My advice, jump ship to another host , or more powerful setup as soon as possible. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endurance_International_Group
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#17I'm excited for this guy's optimism, but everyone should be aware this is the typical elation you have when you start to do something new that excites you. This fades, and the fade is much harder when it's dealing with your own enterprises, because it's difficult to produce the motivation to carry an entire company when you're discouraged. At least when you encounter similar problems while employed, you can be reason…
Re: I quit my job. Today is Day #2.
#18Best of luck! Always enjoy a personal piece on branching out, even though I've been freelancing for a decade. Something to do with re-affirming past decisions, perhaps? Always good to be reminded to break tasks down to manageable sizes also, as I've been caught by that old obstacle of 'task too big, do something easier' more than I should have been recently, given the number of times I've come across it before.