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by senordevnyc
729 days ago
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It's very freeing to take responsibility for your perceived success or failure, rather than be a cog inside of a machine that you truly can't control. Also early 40s with a kid and I spent many years working for myself before getting a job about five years ago. The security and lower stress has been nice, but I miss being self-employed. Fortunately I'm remote and my WLB is great, so I try to think of my employer as just another client, and I work on projects of my own. Golden handcuffs and a VHCOL city mean that there's little realistic chance one of those projects enables me to quit, but I fantasize about it daily. |
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