jasonspalace

things can sometimes feel so daunting as we toil away night and day for years without end on our hopes and dreams, reading his honesty and admission helps (at least me) put it in perspective that we still have time to keep going relentlessly while we force our dreams to come true (i hope).

as long as we are so lucky to be here another day to keep going.

I'm only thinking storage @ 50 per month access to my things without a place ASAP, gym gets me shower and even locker/ laundry service for extra 60 per month. 5 dollar sub per day no more at first. With no network yet I'm hoping for luck finding a place.

Thanks big help! If you know anyone needing roommate ASAP my email is my username at gmail.com . Strategically I'm thinking storage unit in the city, gym membership keeps me fit and clean each day, and bed at night just to sleep. I know PHP MYSQL JQUERY HTML CSS UBUNTU SERVER and more full stack I can trade for any help getting established here.

This study should be taken as an experiment. If those participants had been building up and down for years on end the results would show differently. When I first started to sit then stand, yes tired more easily. But then as years progressed, my own personal hampster wheel exists anywhere and everywhere. The point should be: MOVE YOUR BODY A BALANCED PORTION OF TIME. Personally, when on silly long cycles, I sit stand work dance, building every way. If the beats not cranking, it's a posture focus war from looking down, typically the screen is fixed as I'm either looking slightly up or down at it.

regardless of the truth it appears it's never too late to change and get better at what we do.

what a great way to build a 21st century business, an updated map would be useful.

http://www.workalicious.org/2009/08/interactive-google-map-o...

Been there, went so low once it was dog chow just to survive for a few days. Proximity is a bitch when you don't live near a tech hub, even worse when the people around don't understand what you do.

Do yourself a favor, if not just for the peace of mind. Look into the labor laws regarding ip in your state. I found mine by searching for [state law labor code] then read through to find the laws regarding intellectual property and inventions. Find out how fucked you really are in terms of the law and the agreement you have with your friend.

Hopefully you're working with good people, and in my experience everything changes once money is involved.

Once you get back to your project, set a schedule for your milestones. It's one thing to be disciplined, and another to know how long it will take to get your product usable and to market. Especially if you're building alone.

Good luck, I'd be grateful for the community that's behind you.