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Thanks for the reply. I'd like to avoid the cost of office space but I would literally not do an iota of work from home. Home is for home stuff, work is for wo

by aswerty 12y ago

Thanks for the reply. I'd like to avoid the cost of office space but I would literally not do an iota of work from home. Home is for home stuff, work is for work stuff; that is how my brain works. I'm in Europe and my desk is costing me €160/month so it's not exactly an especially taxing expense. I keep my ear to the ground with regards start-up news but I think I'm going to spend some time listening and reading to some of the resources you and others have posted. Hopefully it will help me narrow down what I'll ultimately set out to create. And thanks for the offer. The best of luck to you as well.

saluki 12y ago
y, it's great to have space . . . I have a couple locations around the house that are office-like but there is always the chance family time will encroach on work. y, the podcasts and Dan's book are great resources . . . be careful about listening and reading though . . . get the good gems of information and then take action . . . you can spend months/years listening to other people and how they executed. http://yourstory.com/2012/11/my-name-is-porn-entreporn/ http://yourstory.com/2012/11/my-name-is-porn-entreporn/ So listen, learn and take action . . . otherwise time will pass you by . . . BootStrappedWithKids.com has some gems as well . . . And of course read/listen to everything by paito11.