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pharmboy · 07-14-2008, 11:08 PM

Steve,

Thanks for the great post. It couldn't have come at a better time. I am in financial trouble, even though my wife and I make over $150,000 per year. I am working at a career that many outsiders see as a dream job, but it is far from it, and gets tougher with each passing month. It is hard to find someone in my industry who is truly happy with what they are doing. I have initiated a creative project using my skills as an artist and writer. Lately, I have left it on the back burner, as my job sucks up more energy. My wife was just telling me this morning that I should focus my efforts back on that project. I was thinking that focusing on my job and eliminating my debt would pretty much eat up most of my time. Your inspired words will help me find the time to escape into my project and do what I love despite my financial situation.

Thanks again!

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pharmboy Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Texas Posts: 48	Timely Article Steve, Thanks for the great post. It couldn't have come at a better time. I am in financial trouble, even though my wife and I make over $150,000 per year. I am working at a career that many outsiders see as a dream job, but it is far from it, and gets tougher with each passing month. It is hard to find someone in my industry who is truly happy with what they are doing. I have initiated a creative project using my skills as an artist and writer. Lately, I have left it on the back burner, as my job sucks up more energy. My wife was just telling me this morning that I should focus my efforts back on that project. I was thinking that focusing on my job and eliminating my debt would pretty much eat up most of my time. Your inspired words will help me find the time to escape into my project and do what I love despite my financial situation. Thanks again!