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August 22, 2003

Carry on

It’s August, 21st, exactly one month hiatus from my last blogging. I did more enjoying life than blogging during this one month. My depression and pressure was released and everything else was just, fine.

Thought and things I’ve done while I took the break:

May be I am just too un-patient, can’t keep the thing going more than a few months. I admire people who could do things consistently. I am still trying.

I found my blog reading declined. For once blog reading is the main activity of the day and I always felt I can’t miss out any interesting posts or intelligence generated on my favourite blogs. Nevertheless, every event would find its balance after over the peak. It’s time for me to re-organize my mind and life.

August 22, 2003 12:32 AM | General
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Welcome to the League of Unemployed Professional... dude, don't ever work with another company - either be a freelancer, or start your own company - that's the path I'm taking.

11:01 AM on August 22, 2003 · comment by spoonfork · #

Hey spoonfork, just read your blog (I've stopped reading my blogroll for quite a while). What a coincidence :) ... Congrats, dude! I understood how it's like working at your company (bet there're over 60% software companies managing that way :-( ). In fact, that's what I've exactly done -- quiting a software house I worked for, then turn to self-employed (it was 4 years ago, before I joined the current bigco). Having been free-lancer and doing contract works, selling own products, I was once without income for over 6 months when the economy turned down. I backed to the employed world and paid off the debt. So I guess I lost the courage, or I knew myself better now that I don't really have enough contacts for business. Self-employed just isn't wise for me at the moment (well, with family/house loan/car loan.....you knew the pressure).

Good luck, bro!

10:22 AM on August 23, 2003 · comment by yowkee · #

Welcome back, YK. I've been waiting long for an entry from thou.

09:29 PM on August 23, 2003 · comment by yszm · #

You've been very nice to me, yszm. Thanks, I appreciate that :).

12:10 AM on August 27, 2003 · comment by yowkee · #

hey just because I never commented doesn't mean I don't read! lol. I just resigned too.

10:46 AM on September 3, 2003 · comment by Ivan · #

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