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You should've really started on a project without quitting the day job. But since you did, try and work as if you have only three months left instead of twelve.
by eps 16y ago
You should've really started on a project without quitting the day job. But since you did, try and work as if you have only three months left instead of twelve. A year of carte blanche is a LOT, it will entice you to sidetrack and spend time on stuff that doesn't matter. So assume you are already running out of time and set your priorities based on that.
In any case - good luck. It's going to be interesting :)
- chr15 16y agoThanks for the advice. I'm about 90% done with my project so I would much rather go all in at this point. I wouldn't have quit if I had more responsibilities such as a mortgage, kids, family, etc.
- eps 16y agoAh, ok. Great to hear that. The way I read it was that you quit and only then would start on a project. 80/20 rule still applies though :)