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1/ Think of it this way: If you could just have a few short years, pretty much guaranteed, of being able to do something you actually care about and can be happy about, and at the same time give yourself a generous "vacation policy" and sane work hours- wouldn't you want that?https://twitter.com/theshawwn/status/1231804461313482754 …
2/ We're asking ourselves "to what end" when it comes to questions like "why grow". Who is it going to benefit? Will it even benefit anybody? Another way to frame it is- what are you optimizing for? Your own happiness or appearing to be successful?
I deeply admire the choices you've made and I hope you two get to have exactly the kind of success you want :).
Thanks!
I think you have the right idea. That’s why I choose to work for myself. So I can make my own decisions about the work I want to do and how I spend my days. If you get too big you can end up doing work you don’t love and just managing other people.
I'm not surprised people are trying to convince you otherwise. Our society promises success (e.g. start-up with exponential growth) -> happiness, no matter at what personal cost. Challenging this concept creates cognitive dissonance which is inherently painful.
That are great choices
Awesome to see more people with such an approach- delivering high quality work and great value to the world at a sustainable pace- both personally (burnout, depression plagues),as well as economically (cancer-like growth leading to economic crises,bad competition and inequality)
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