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This is the end

FIVE

It has been nearly 5 years ago, I left the corporate world to enter a new phase in my life, driven by the desire to explore my creative side, I started a Freelance activity, first by drawing comics, and self-publishing, then by doing website design, and lately diving into Python programming, and doing portrait illustrations... This has been very interesting, very challenging too - there was no better school to know myself than this exercise in self-discovery.

IS THE LIMIT

I've learned a lot, I've struggled a lot, I've enjoyed a lot of things, met good people  ; but I've set myself a limit before I started, the limit was 5 years, the goal was to setup a stream of passive incomes that would allow me to continue (or better to thrive) in my Freelance activities, but doing creative works, maintaining a social presence, doing finance and budget, while having ups and downs with the family was really tough (especially in the last months) - doing this all by myself... I pushed as long as I possibly could, but can't sustain any longer.

BACK TO WORK

That's the reason I'm back to work, effective immediately, it has been an honour to work with splendid people like Boris, Iddo, Marketa, Tonda, MB, Fafa, Mike, Ron, Khuan, Chinkal, David, Vitek, Karel, Marcela, Al, Lucie, Donna, Marcus, Radka, Zuzana, Jitka, Dana, Brian, Mangakaonline, Troy, Steve (from ispirare), Mark,  Moe, my brother and other people I might have forgotten ... thanks for your support, advices, and jobs.

I'm now in very much need of stability and security, Freelance equals Freedom, but also a bit of anarchy, now I'm looking forward to a regular paycheck. I'm not regretting my Freelance time, I'm just turning a page ...

Before I started, my feeling was to push my fears away, and start as a Freelance, and that if I would never try to do it, there will be regrets, now I've done it, and I'm happy about it... Even though it doesn't seem to be a viable solution, and so I need to move on ...

The last big "thank you" goes to my beloved wife, who was patient and supportive, and who also wants to discover her true calling in life now...

Life is very much a journey, be nice with each other - you never know what the other person in front of you is going through or in similar words : "Don’t Judge People. You never know what kind of battle they are fighting."