Good to get your message, I have some of the same experience. I do better as a consultant/contractor for a client who is a previous customer from when I had my

Good to get your message, I have some of the same experience. I do better as a consultant/contractor for a client who is a previous customer from when I had my own facility. Fundamentally I used to provide the paperwork (the deliverable/invoiceable product) and supported everything needed to generate it, including any free advice which goes along to smooth the flow. Now I'm paid to help their paperwork achieve and maintain value with none of mine in the mix at all, but I'm basically doing a lot of the same stuff when I'm on site. As a contractor aren't you now a small business operator of a different type, perhaps much smaller? I would estimate in more of the exact same business in so many ways very few ever come close to that. Maybe even doing some of the same things under different degrees of ownership and responsibility, and this could be a good example of way different compensation when the only difference is the underlying arrangement. Looks like ironc can be good :)