The take home message here is two fold.
1) build some regularity into your daily routine even if you wear different hats
2) Systemisation will set you free
People griping about specifics of management systems aren't seeing the forest for the trees.
1) build some regularity into your daily routine even if you wear different hats
2) Systemisation will set you free
People griping about specifics of management systems aren't seeing the forest for the trees.
1) build some regularity into your daily routine [ ... ]
2) Systemisation will set you free
Call it what you will, but it sure as hell is effective and true. And if you have to sacrifice being a "rebel" or "free spirit" for anything, your kids, family & health are probably the right things to do it for.
Not to mention, he's already pretty out there for running a startup, working from home and still caring for stability and the health of his families. I know many people who work their regular 9-5's who're doing far worse & they think they're real "rebels" for hitting the bars every night or something else that's utterly stupid...
I'd gladly transform myself into a cron daemon and have the best of life, family & work that I love doing.
Thanks for the post Ryan, you're an inspiration to other Dadtreprneurs!
The premisses here are entirely false. There is a balanced life in between which IMHO is where we should be aiming.