When I first began designing websites it was mainly as a hobby and one which I hoped would take off as a business. That has now come to pass and rather than trying to fit in my web design around other activities, other activities have to fit around it. I could be working on more […]
But not in the UK. If you want to sent me a £100.00 via Paypal then they will take £3.60. That’s 3.4% + 20p flat fee. Am I mistaken in thinking that’s a lot? But in Britain we are used to being ripped off, so we just shrug and tell our friends how expensive it all is.
So I can teach my class, have a sauna or whatever and then get my laptop out and get to work. Cool. I don’t have to go to Starbucks and pay for the T-mobile hotspot thing. Although one of their big hot chocolates are nice. But I can get refreshments in the clubroom.
In order to make myself future proof and stop myself from getting snowed under I created what I have called the task tracker. It’s an excel spreadsheet comprising of three sheets in one workbook.
The work/leisure balance
What is work and what is leisure? Both are activities. I could do web design as a hobby for example and then it would be called a leisure activity, but if I did it as a business then I would call it work. Or is it a case of what you have to […]
Achieving my goals by writing publicy about them. See my About page.
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