You have to be 100% about what you want. It’s good to know exactly what that is, but most people do not know. I’m sure you and your wife will make a decision and excel. That’s all it takes, really. Knowing you will excel. I whispered to my man tonight what we will do. I know it. It’s good to know, and then make it happen. 🙂
]]>Thank you, monicaf and thank you, backspace.
]]>I’d love to hear the different stories there are from people who have gotten out of the industry. I hope “tony’s” wife makes an easy transition, but I have a friend who built super computers for a well-known company who had a very hard time transitioning into a job that wasn’t too very far from what he’d been doing, but it was different enough that it took several months for a company to finally take him on. He went from working for the military to making printers… again, not a huge difference, but he still encountered problems. I don’t think major life changes are easy. Me, I will always be one of those people who does something for a little while and then has to do something else. In five years I’ll be doing it all over again just to see if I can. Damn gypsy!
]]>Yes, that would be the smart play. But I think we all know far too many that have gotten into the business because of the immediate cash aspect.
Earn it today, spend it tomorrow. If it wasn’t already spent yesterday.
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