> Everyone tells me all the time "just stick to one project and stop abandoning everything"! I know that is sound advice. I know it! I just don't think of it as

> Everyone tells me all the time "just stick to one project and stop abandoning everything"! I know that is sound advice. I know it! I just don't think of it as abandonment. I think of it as refinement. All of my projects have actually been perfectly inline with a core concept: Helping local businesses leverage the interent. Good stuff. At some point you're going to have one on your hands that you have a pretty good feeling about and are excited about, and you're going to want to gear up on that one and do everything you can to make it work. Building to learn while refining is a great plan, you might get lucky and catch a really good break and have an idea take off on you. But don't count on that happening - it's actually quite unlikely, you'll have to gear up on one project specifically and pretty some serious focus on it to have it break through. Good luck and best wishes! You've obviously got the moxy to make it, at some point when you've got one on your hands that you think has a nice mix of good market, offer, and that you enjoy working with, you gear up on it and make it a success.