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Nobody but yourself can answer this. There's no point in starting a big new venture if your heart isn't in it. Having said that: - Don't look for someone to
by amouat 15y ago
Nobody but yourself can answer this.
There's no point in starting a big new venture if your heart isn't in it.
Having said that:
- Don't look for someone to manage you, rather look for a business savvy partner
- You earn 60-80k and don't own a suit?! That's quite impressive ;)
Personally, I like the sound of the last option and am hoping to do something similar. But that's me.
- larve 15y agoObviously, I'll have the last call :) All the 5 options are things I am considering, and I was wondering if someone had been through the same thing. Cons for each approach: a) a lot of my ideas won't see the light of day although they could. b) i don't know jack about people, so I'll probably end up with the wrong kind of person c) i'm gonna get bored, or it will clash with my ethics d) getting a suit e) i am gonna get bored, and would need someone to handle the bottomline, back to b)
- amouat 15y agoFair enough, it's difficult. I'm sensing a lot of hatred for suits here though :) I'm not sure what to say about choosing who to work with. It's difficult, but frankly you have to trust people now and again or you'll have a rubbish life. I suggest you try working with someone on a small project and see how it goes.