This was a great story, I started something like you by messing around with computers, I started with a Commodore Amiga as my first computer. Then it went to a Pentium 2, where I started doing a little html. Javascript has open up a new life to the internet. Local Online Advertising

I did start with an Apple. But it only lasted for a year or two. After that it was Microsoft for a couple decades until last year.

And true, knowing what you love doing is half the battle. Now I’m working on finding a scalable business model around doing what I love.

It sounds like you’re really passionate about computers, which is great. Knowing what you love doing is half the battle. I’m a little envious though – your first computer was an Apple. I still don’t have one of those now. Everytime I change my laptop, there always seems to be too many bills coming in to justify the extra cost.

Good luck with your project. I don’t know how you juggled everything while going to school. Now that class is out, I can’t imagine how productive you’ll be with your projects.

Thanks for the mention, and adding your bits to the meme. You’ve been up to the eyebrows for this web stuff for ages! Such a neat thing to know about you.

As for #8, I know what you mean. Between writing for the blog and other day-to-day work, it’s hard to find time for strategy and non-critical projects.

Your idea to schedule the time is a good one, and I’m following your example. I had written a project in my planner, but now I’ve assigned a range of hours to it…hope it helps, and thanks again!

@Amy – Thank you for your encouragement. I completely agree with you.