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Thanks for the amazing feedback, everybody. I think the point that a lot of you have said-- essentially, "so what if you fail? You can find another job" -- rea
by nycer2030 16y ago
Thanks for the amazing feedback, everybody.
I think the point that a lot of you have said-- essentially, "so what if you fail? You can find another job" -- really resonates with me.
I'm leaning towards doing this now because I have no kids or mortgage at this point. I really appreciate all the good responses in this thread. It's definitely a scary, but exciting, time as we consider it.
The one other factor is the drop in total income. The hope is that's temporary though-- our goal is that more time spent building the business will pay off in spades.
There's something about getting the support of people who have been in similar situations that helps with this kind of thing. Even online here, it's reassuring. So thank you all again for that.
- yankeeracer73 16y agoYou adjust. My income dropped enormously when I set out on my own, but you also just start to buy less stuff, treat going out to dinner as a rare present to yourself vs. a 3 times a week thing, drop to more economical ways of travel, etc. After awhile you don't even notice it and even look back on your old spending ways as a little ridiculous.