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I think a lot of us went through this through process early on. I know I did. I thought, "Wow, I know myself pretty well, maybe I can just find an organizational culture within which I fit well." This is bullshit, because organizations fundamentally are run by people who don't care about your well-being. They care about the bottom line, because they have to. I recently learned this the hard way myself. You will not be able to scale your income, it will increase in small increments while the business owners scales his income from your efforts.
You may say, "Well 404, I don't need a ton of money." Perhaps not, after all, there is an MLB player who chooses to live out of a piece of shit van. But more important in my opinion is freedom. Most people get to a point in their careers where they say "F*ck this shit, I want to own my time and what I do with it." The real beauty of entrepreneurship is being able to wake up whenever and do whatever you want.
Again, it's just my opinion, but I think you're just making it easier for yourself to avoid putting in the effort. We all have to put in the effort to get the biscuit. Don't be one of those guys who excuses themselves into a lame life every time they get a glimpse of hope. I work on my SaaS product from 8:00 PM to 1:00 AM every day, at a minimum. It F*ckin SUCKS. I do sacrifice social events and other things I'd rather be doing. But when I'm getting dings on my phone from purchases next year that's not gonna suck.
You may say, "Well 404, I don't need a ton of money." Perhaps not, after all, there is an MLB player who chooses to live out of a piece of shit van. But more important in my opinion is freedom. Most people get to a point in their careers where they say "F*ck this shit, I want to own my time and what I do with it." The real beauty of entrepreneurship is being able to wake up whenever and do whatever you want.
Again, it's just my opinion, but I think you're just making it easier for yourself to avoid putting in the effort. We all have to put in the effort to get the biscuit. Don't be one of those guys who excuses themselves into a lame life every time they get a glimpse of hope. I work on my SaaS product from 8:00 PM to 1:00 AM every day, at a minimum. It F*ckin SUCKS. I do sacrifice social events and other things I'd rather be doing. But when I'm getting dings on my phone from purchases next year that's not gonna suck.