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Care to explain how the OP can avoid further "selfishness and excessive thinking" while he's "finding out why he's doing what he's doing, reaffirming it, and ge
by spinchange 15y ago
Care to explain how the OP can avoid further "selfishness and excessive thinking" while he's "finding out why he's doing what he's doing, reaffirming it, and getting inspired again?"
Not only is there no medical basis for this kind of comment, it doesn't make sense. Exhaustion and fatigue are not a character defect. The numerous other comments here from entrepreneurs and developers should attest to that.
- nsomaru 15y agoSee post below.
- Reversed 15y agoI take 4:20 breaks and try not to work on weekends but I'm still tired at times. I'm the founder of a startup that's about 10 months old and have to do most the work myself. Sales are so low I'm on welfare and I'm angry about that. I resent anybody who hasn't bought my company's merchandise. I can't afford the gas to go anywhere outside town much less the other costs of going on a trip to get away for a while. Any more genius ideas? Excessive talking about misdiagnosed selfishness doesn't count as an idea! The person who commented that doesn't know squat about psychology and needs a shrink. I don't suffer from lack of inspiration. I have tons of ideas. I'm exhausted from working full time for so little reward. I need financial incentive to keep going and to pay the bills; i.e., you buying merchandise! An example of my inspired work: http://www.cafepress.com/reversedengineereddesigns/8584366 http://www.cafepress.com/reversedengineereddesigns/8584366
- nsomaru 15y agoCase in point.