A look back at 2004 (yes, this is a sappy "Year End" thread)

KCat · 2004-12-22, 09:03 PM

2004 was a huge transitional year for me in terms of my business. I shifted my focus from the tried & true methods that had been working for 3 years to starting up a gazillion new projects, none of which are really "finished". I won't see the results & know if anything I did this year really paid off until 2005, but an interesting year nontheless with lots of analysis of what I truly want to do with my work day.

No major changes in my personal life, which falls under the "no news is good news!" category.

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2004-12-22, 09:03 PM	#30
KCat With $10,000, we'd be millionaires! We could buy all kinds of useful things like ... love! Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Pacific NW Posts: 313	2004 was a huge transitional year for me in terms of my business. I shifted my focus from the tried & true methods that had been working for 3 years to starting up a gazillion new projects, none of which are really "finished". I won't see the results & know if anything I did this year really paid off until 2005, but an interesting year nontheless with lots of analysis of what I truly want to do with my work day. No major changes in my personal life, which falls under the "no news is good news!" category.