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ahimel · 11-10-2006, 09:04 PM

I forgot to post why I'm doing it that way. That allows me to try out different things, without feeling like I have to commit to them, have to make them work. If I decide I don't like singing in front of crowds, I drop that line of income and start another. If it turns out that people really value my spreadsheet knowledge, I expand that to be more than $100/mo. It gives me a lot of freedom to mess around and see what I like, without committing myself to go in any single direction.

11-10-2006, 09:04 PM	#10 (permalink)
ahimel Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Boulder, Colorado Posts: 398	Oh yeah, the benefits I forgot to post why I'm doing it that way. That allows me to try out different things, without feeling like I have to commit to them, have to make them work. If I decide I don't like singing in front of crowds, I drop that line of income and start another. If it turns out that people really value my spreadsheet knowledge, I expand that to be more than $100/mo. It gives me a lot of freedom to mess around and see what I like, without committing myself to go in any single direction.