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As anyone who's worked on anything for any period of time knows, "and then reality walked in." We all want to believe that working on projects we love will kee
by calinet6 14y ago
As anyone who's worked on anything for any period of time knows, "and then reality walked in."
We all want to believe that working on projects we love will keep us going nonstop for 18 hour days. Please, avoid the cognitive dissonance if you fail to live up to this unrealistic idealism, and give yourself just a modicum of slack. Don't burnout because of the unrealistic unbalanced life of the stereotypical startup guy you feel like you have to become.
If something's not working, catch yourself, correct, and move on. If it is working and you're working hard and moving forward despite your flawed humanity, then don't worry about it. No need to be overly critical or absolutist about it.