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man, launching and leaving your job is definitely not the way to sustainably, or successfully work for yourself. I encourage others who want to work for themse
by purple-leafy 2y ago
man, launching and leaving your job is definitely not the way to sustainably, or successfully work for yourself.
I encourage others who want to work for themselves to reduce their core work hours if possible, and spend the new free time working on their projects.
Otherwise you will burn out
- jajko 2y agoAt one point, one has to be either 'life smart' and look around at all the life lessons from other people, or end up repeating many of those.
- game_the0ry 2y agoI think we will see a small business "renaissance" of sorts: - many local small business owners are aging baby boomers, they will be exiting + retiring; that's opportunity to back-fill - the culture among younger people (millennial and younger) seems to be more focused on employment over entrepreneurship; they seem to prefer the safety of stable employment over taking risk on their own (I have no data backing this, just anecdotal experience...but I think its bc of student loans) - stable employment with a big company is not so stable anymore, most of human history leans entrepreneurial, big corps are recent phenomenon I could keep going but I will stop there.