Business: March 2008 Archives
I have, like most I guess, too many projects or areas of interest. I have more computers than any one man actually needs and one of my daily tasks is keeping the data among them in sync - a task that is not simply accomplished by pushing a button, despite Apple's claim. Its a project. Then I have photography, which kind of applies to the previous project as it is often associated with the next of maintaining weblogs and/or pages that said photos end up on. Thus project 3, 2 and 1 are intertwined, like it or not.
Next, I have woodworking. And in that I have many projects: an herb planter stand for the wife, large (2 ft. sq.) planter boxes for the backyard, a bench for the neighbor, etc. - all requiring updates to my current benches, sleds and jigs. Thus these projects are all intertwined, too.
Then I have business projects. That is not to say deals or clients. No. Projects that are business in nature that I wish to undertake so that my business will be bigger and better in the future. And - as you guessed - each require a prerequisite or two as well.
The point: I would like to get get to point where I'm actually working on the project instead of the time consuming tasks required to start. Its frustrating.
