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The costs breakdown neglects his own time put into the project. To get the real total cost (which must be estimated), we should know how many hours he spent on
by fragsworth 14y ago
The costs breakdown neglects his own time put into the project.
To get the real total cost (which must be estimated), we should know how many hours he spent on it, and what his expected hourly rate might be if he were an independent contractor.
You can't really decide whether or not the endeavor was a net gain unless you also take your own time into account.
- jere 14y agoDid you ever consider maybe some endeavors in life are pursued for reasons other than profit?
- fragsworth 14y agoWell, it is possible to simultaneously enjoy your work and also put a monetary value on your time. These two things aren't mutually exclusive. And besides, if profits are not a motive, why analyze them to begin with?