Originally posted by milanbenes
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Depressed: Back to the grind stone, who's working this weekend ?
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You'll be the richest man in the graveyard Milan, that's for sure.
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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time will tell
anyway, until you get above a certain threshold it isn't worth having jack anyway, as you'll have too much to get handouts and not enough to live from
from next summer I'll be doing less weekends
what about the rest of you ?
anyone else trying to make hay while the sun shines, get some wedge in the bank before 40 ? or are you all too old to have goals like this ?
I suppose the key is too start contracting at as young an age as possible.
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Not really. I can guarantee you that you will become old and eventually end up in a graveyard (and same for me).Originally posted by milanbenestime will tell
No sh1t, Sherlock! It also helps if you win a lottery or two.Originally posted by milanbenesI suppose the key is too start contracting at as young an age as possible.
Milan.I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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Admirable Sir!Originally posted by Mr CrosbyI finish today for the weekend as I only work 4 days.
I still have to do 4.5 (but definately no weekends).Comment
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Well I'm 48 and semi-retired.Originally posted by milanbenestime will tell
anyway, until you get above a certain threshold it isn't worth having jack anyway, as you'll have too much to get handouts and not enough to live from
from next summer I'll be doing less weekends
what about the rest of you ?
anyone else trying to make hay while the sun shines, get some wedge in the bank before 40 ? or are you all too old to have goals like this ?
I suppose the key is too start contracting at as young an age as possible.
Milan.
I started contracting when I was in my mid 20s.
When I was 36 I started my own small consultancy using contacts I'd made in the business to get work.
I then wanted to 'downsize' and moved to the rural idyl with my family.
It's lovely.
The only thing is I'm a bit bored now and looking for another challenge. Not for the money - just for the fun and satisfaction of it.
But don't burn all your weekends away Milan. I did too much of that and regret it, really. Would rather have a bit less dosh in the bank and have had better times along the way.Last edited by bogeyman; 12 October 2006, 13:16.
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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I have been contracting for 2 years (I'm 31) and am trying to balance having a healthy bank account with my high-spending tendencies.Originally posted by milanbenestime will tell
anyway, until you get above a certain threshold it isn't worth having jack anyway, as you'll have too much to get handouts and not enough to live from
from next summer I'll be doing less weekends
what about the rest of you ?
anyone else trying to make hay while the sun shines, get some wedge in the bank before 40 ? or are you all too old to have goals like this ?
I suppose the key is too start contracting at as young an age as possible.
Milan.Rule #76: No excuses. Play like a champion.Comment
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definitely*Originally posted by wobbegongAdmirable Sir!
I still have to do 4.5 (but definately no weekends).
HTH
FleetwoodRule #76: No excuses. Play like a champion.Comment
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Im trying to balance an ever dwindling bank account with my wife's high-spending tendencies.Originally posted by XenophonI have been contracting for 2 years (I'm 31) and am trying to balance having a healthy bank account with my high-spending tendencies.
See you, you ****. I'll cut you first...
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Originally posted by Mr CrosbyIm trying to balance an ever dwindling bank account with my wife's high-spending tendencies.
Other way round for me................. I divorced her!!!!
And no I will not work at weekends. Weekends for wine women and song !!! Well beer and women really!!!!
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