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Jel · 2005-02-05, 07:09 AM

Hi UW,
Keep your chin up

Easier said than done I know, and I'll agree with Cleo & Ramster, December was my best ever, and January sucked ass. So far Feb is shit, although we are only into a few days of it so I'm not overly worried JUST yet, although I've taken up a friend's offer of 2 weeks manual work to get back on track. Hope it pans out OK for you, and you stay in the biz. As you say, 2/3 years input is a lot to walk out on. I don't know if you are in the position to, but this year has opened my eyes up to the 'put some away for a rainy day' philosophy, and when I get back on a good run I'll be doing that instead of my usual mantra 'hey let me see how fast I can spend all this'

2005-02-05, 07:09 AM	#23
Jel I'm the only guy in the world who has to wake up to have a nightmare Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: London, United Kingdom Posts: 1,895	Hi UW, Keep your chin up Easier said than done I know, and I'll agree with Cleo & Ramster, December was my best ever, and January sucked ass. So far Feb is shit, although we are only into a few days of it so I'm not overly worried JUST yet, although I've taken up a friend's offer of 2 weeks manual work to get back on track. Hope it pans out OK for you, and you stay in the biz. As you say, 2/3 years input is a lot to walk out on. I don't know if you are in the position to, but this year has opened my eyes up to the 'put some away for a rainy day' philosophy, and when I get back on a good run I'll be doing that instead of my usual mantra 'hey let me see how fast I can spend all this'