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Originally Posted by fountainAtlas  I agree the B will have more chance of success. But why not be C? If you are truly committed than you can take the remaining 128 hours of your work week to pursue your dreams. And if there comes a time when you have to choose between your business and your job, choose your business. In many jobs it takes few offenses to get fired. So use sick days to your advantage and work like a mad dog in your off hours. |
What about a balanced life? What about love? What about deep discussions with other people? What about heart-to-heart discussions? What about taking a walk in nature? What about spending serious time on Personal Development? What about your mind staying at peace without becoming a mad-house of busy-busy-busy-busy?
Sure some people can do what you suggest - work regular 40 hour, and then put 30 hours on their own time to fullfill their passion. I know I couldn't, I need time for the other aspect of life. Life, to me, can't just be about work. Thus, this path of working 40 hours at a job, and then 30 hours on a second business wouldn't work for me.