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A very risky (reckless?) bet, especially with a second child on the way. Get the money while it's there and that it keeps coming. As a consultant, you have the
by zak_mc_kracken 13y ago
A very risky (reckless?) bet, especially with a second child on the way. Get the money while it's there and that it keeps coming. As a consultant, you have the added benefit of being the master of your schedule, which is crucially important when you're having a child, but suddenly saying "no" to all your customers for the next nine months because of some arbitrary decision? Terrible idea.
Use your status of consultant as an asset to set up your schedule so you have time for both your new child and your new work, but keep that money coming: you'll need it, especially with two children.
- itengelhardt 13y agoNathan is no longer consulting, solely doing products. So for him there isn't a linear relation between time worked and money earned. Check his 2013 in review post: http://nathanbarry.com/2013-review/ http://nathanbarry.com/2013-review/ I strongly believe Nathan will be fine - even if he doesn't work a crazy schedule :)
- nathanbarry 13y agoI don't do consulting anymore. My living comes from products that will still sell (for a while) without new work. I'll be fine.