Working From Home Advice

**pmbguy** · 10-Nov-13, 02:00 AM

Originally Posted by Dave A

But there are moments when it is the right thing to do.

Dave, I am 29 right now...pushing and unearthing every rock under this beautiful earth from home-office, BUT I will have a full scale running shop in the next 2-5+- years, if God allows. It is an obvious and natural next move. Working from home is but a step. I have a stupid saying that I will rather be rich one day than look rich today.

**pmbguy** · 10-Nov-13, 02:42 AM

Working from home advice – well I just finished my last machine which is good, unfortunately as I lay my screwdriver back on the bench I will have to be happy with just spooning tonight

**adrianh** · 10-Nov-13, 09:55 AM

My wife organized a fundraising event for one of the horses at the riding school. The horse had to have an operation that cost the school R15K. So here I am this morning making horse related stuff: Horse shaped chalkboards on the one laser, engraved acrylic horse mirrors on the other laser, cutting lettering on the vinyl cutter for T-shirts and printing horse clip art for T-shirts on the sublimation printer....all at the same time...and then women say men can't multi-process....

**pmbguy** · 12-Nov-13, 09:37 AM

One lucky horse

Are you teaching your kids to work the machines? Perhaps to take over the business someday?

**adrianh** · 12-Nov-13, 10:19 AM

The wife knows how to operate the machines and the staff are also very good. The wife will be able to continue when I kick the bucket. The kids have no interest in it, they just want me to make stuff for them. I am sure though that they will take an interest some day. Our fundraising activities on Sunday brought in R3K towards the medical bills so it was worth it.