I'm limited. My skills are finite. Regardless of how many new things I learn, my
skills set is not limitless. This obviously means that there is only a limited
number of things in my life that I will be truly good at. Some skills I may be
able to enhance
Everyone is working to hard. I include myself in that statement: I work too hard
most of the time. Heck, in my average week I make compromises with regards to my
health, my home life, my marriage and all of my friendships. All for the sake of
working harder.
But
A couple of weeks ago I was wondering out loud whether I might just be a
one-hit
wonder [http://adii.me/2011/03/one-hit-wonder/]. The fact that I did not share
at that time, was that I had already made the decision to close down Radiiate
[http://radiiate.com] (my
Life changes so quickly...
I can finally (publicly) share that Jeanne & I are 9 weeks pregnant and
expecting our baby later this year. We've known for a couple of weeks, but
waited for our first doctor's appointment before sharing the news with the
world.
Heck, to say that the last
I was recently interviewed on Bandwidth Blog
[http://www.bandwidthblog.com/2011/04/07/adii-woothemes-premium-wordpress-themes/]
about WooThemes' growth & strategy along with all of the other projects that
I've been working on.
I have often wondered what defines me as an entrepreneur: Is it the fact that
I've managed to co-found a genuinely successful and profitable company
(WooThemes)? Or the fact that I've tried my hand at quite a few other projects
and ideas along the way?
Can I be considered successful
I just read this great post - "When you want to quit because it’s just not
worth
it" [http://blog.asmartbear.com/startups-emotionally-draining.html] - about how
it's generally pretty shitty being an entrepreneur if you consider all of the
emotional ups & downs you have to endure. As I
I'm an ambitious guy, which means that I'm currently working on a bunch
[http://woothemes.com] of [http://radiiate.com] different
[http://aboard-entrepreneurship.com] projects [http://cf-oh.com] (to name only a
couple). And on top of this, I'm hiring a new Rails developer
[http://jobs.github.com/positions/1fcbac54-384a-11e0-9359-fce06054f07e]
Wish I could say "No" more often. For me, this would mean I can probably balance
the different spheres of my life a little better and contain them in their own,
little boxes.