It's entirely possible this person just felt like they have other, better, options. Maybe they don't want to be a web dev, maybe they want regular work vs the u

It's entirely possible this person just felt like they have other, better, options. Maybe they don't want to be a web dev, maybe they want regular work vs the uncertainty of consulting, maybe they felt like they weren't up to the job. > I think part of the problem is that you can have a lot of "fun" these days for very cheap (video games, YouTube, etc). Not even really sure what that means? Isn't this like talking about pro athletes or rock stars?