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You know its time to quit when you: 1) Need the money that comes from a day job. 2) No longer like the work you are doing, and can afford to stop doing it. 3
by quaquaqua1 7y ago
You know its time to quit when you:
1) Need the money that comes from a day job.
2) No longer like the work you are doing, and can afford to stop doing it.
3) Can think of something better to do.
For me I was working very hard on something I enjoyed but nobody else cared about. I needed money, so I went and got a day job. If I didn't need money, I would have kept doing my project.
- throw_your_boat 7y agoThanks. I'm now buried so deep in this domain it feels like it's supposed to be a long term career. I enjoy my work and it's the best and most valuable (IMO) work I've ever produced. We don't _need_ the money as we live a very simple life, but not being able to earn a living is having an effect on my self-esteem.
- quaquaqua1 7y agoGood luck to you!! If you are willing to risk the peoject, you could go after revenue more aggressively. If it works, great! If it doesn't work, the consequence will be based on how deeply you care about this project and if you can just transfer your skills to something new or not. Wishing you the best :)