It's like with anything else in business .... you have to ask yourself if the juice is worth the squeeze. Pay careful attention to your operating expenses and the time that you're putting into a project. Be mindful that you're under time pressure to perform.
We all have monthly expenses like rent/mortgage, utilities, taxes, vehicles, medical, personal, and so on. If the money going out is more than the money coming in you're in trouble.
I think we've all heard the saying " Jack of all trades but master of none ". You can get by that way when times are good.
The hard times quickly separate the wheat from the chaff. Only the best survive in the business world. The rest fall by the wayside.
Your best chance at success is to be uncommonly good at something that is marketable.
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