Every day I get a text message from Newsweek containing their “Conventional Wisdom” for the previous day.
It’s usually around 8:30am, and if I’m sleeping it it will often wake me up. Anyone know how to stop those? (actually, I do enjoy them, and incoming texts are free for me, so no worries)
But I digress. The whole intro there was to get to this:
Up: My Business
Business stuff is going well. Pulled out a pretty decent June, especially considering the Wells Fargo fiasco. I got everything switched over to Bank of America now, and so far so good.
Down: The Ladies
Yikes, I think I’m done having crushes for a while. I just keep getting disappointed. I haven’t actually asked any girl out since last fall, but the one I had my eye on is clearly not interested. Sigh, oh well. At least citibank thinks I’m married (did I mention they listed me as married on their judgement against me? Which I discovered that I did file in my personal BK. So, I sent them a letter to dispute and I shouldn’t have any judgement from them coming).
Oh yeah, ladies.
I think I’m just going to put those on a pseudo permanent hold for the time being. Seattle is actually a great place to date cheaply, heck even freely, but doing I have the time? Not really. Any time I spend not working, or running, or sleeping, or keeping myself sane, is precious time. I have alot of my plate right now. So in terms of brain cycles, women are going on the back burner for a while.
The Future
I can see where my business is going the next 6 months, and I need to consolidate a bit. I’m a little spread thin on a number of different projects. All have potential, some are making good money, and others I need to wrap up or get sold off some how. If I could get out completely of two of my projects by the end of the year (software development), that would be fantastic.
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May I ask what is your business about?
I do quite a few different things now, but the main is commercial software development. Yeah, that’s vague, but for obvious reasons I need to not talk too specifically about my business. It would not be looked on well if my clients knew my entire situation. Trust me.