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1 is pretty unlikely. 2&3 are far more likely It's funny you say "more likely" when the odds are still, to be blunt, stacked against you (I'm not trying to be
by dschobel 16y ago
1 is pretty unlikely. 2&3 are far more likely
It's funny you say "more likely" when the odds are still, to be blunt, stacked against you (I'm not trying to be a jerk, but you probably realize it's all still a longshot).
Ultimately I think your value function has to heavily and positively weight the work you're doing for 12 hours a day. If you're missing your free time I don't see how any rational person can voluntarily continue working those hours.
- madaxe 16y agoAh, but I don't miss the free time, partially because I've rationally weighed up short-term costs against long-term benefits, and partially because I've come to realise that I actually enjoy working myself to the bone - hence the probability that even after this, I'll likely put myself straight back into the grinder with something new. As to 2&3 - we've already had a few substantial (8 figure, cash) offers for the business, but we've passed them up, as they were the wrong buyers at the wrong time.
- correij 16y agodude, and (knock on wood) u were to die today, u would reflect from above, "jeepers I never stopped one minute to look at the beauty around me or experience some magical places in this beautiful world we live" ... yeh I think its all good u doing something u really enjoy cause life is about living your passion... but its also about living in the present and who knows if u will be around to enjoy the long term benefits... so yeh my advice, try balance it a bit more, try like a few have suggested slowly reducing the hours, and spend those on ur family, exercise, etc... in my experience u will find urself feeling rejuvenated, in a good mood and that will reflect in all spheres in ur life, including ur work ;-)