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joefredriks21 · 03-25-2007, 05:56 AM

I'll get straight to the point and my question. If someone who reads this knows where I'm at, I hope they can help shed some light on it for me.

In the past three years I've started 2 businesses. The first, a web design and development company, I sold, for a modest profit in order to focus on the second. After a falling out with my business partner and as a minor shareholder in the company, I was forced to decide on a new path. So for now, I hold on to my shares and wait for dividends.

Which brings to to this past year. With my many business contacts I found a nice handful of contract consulting work. It has kept my fairly busy and paid me well.

However, working from home isnt all it's cracked up to be.

My best guess is that lack of social interaction is starting to get the best of me. Or something else?

At any rate, something just isn't quite right...

Any ideas?

Joe.

03-25-2007, 05:56 AM	#1 (permalink)
joefredriks21 Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 10	Why working from home is a bad idea? I'll get straight to the point and my question. If someone who reads this knows where I'm at, I hope they can help shed some light on it for me. In the past three years I've started 2 businesses. The first, a web design and development company, I sold, for a modest profit in order to focus on the second. After a falling out with my business partner and as a minor shareholder in the company, I was forced to decide on a new path. So for now, I hold on to my shares and wait for dividends. Which brings to to this past year. With my many business contacts I found a nice handful of contract consulting work. It has kept my fairly busy and paid me well. However, working from home isnt all it's cracked up to be. My best guess is that lack of social interaction is starting to get the best of me. Or something else? At any rate, something just isn't quite right... Any ideas? Joe.