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That's not a good answer either. You've got no backup, so often it's even less flexible and easier to suddenly devote huge amounts of time to make it work and k
by BenSS 16y ago
That's not a good answer either. You've got no backup, so often it's even less flexible and easier to suddenly devote huge amounts of time to make it work and keep your family fed. Fear is a big motivator.
"It depends" is the best answer unfortunately, neither is panacea. Corporate culture, the success (or not) of your own business, where you are, what your SO does, healthcare, etc..
- thwarted 16y agoYou don't necessarily have a "backup" at a corporate job either. Anyone could lose their job at any time at a corporate job. One might actually be better off by having experience with being self-reliant.
- BenSS 16y agoI meant backup as in having someone else available to do the work when you're on vacation, sick, etc. You don't have that solo. You're right that it might be better, but as I stated - depends on many factors.