So I thought I'd be able to quickly network my computers and be on my way to cutting code, the thing I really enjoy doing. But alas, no such luck.
Networking these Linux boxes is not so quick and no easy task ... because I've never networked a computer before. (Those guys from Google made it look so easy!) So I'm faced with a dilemma. Stop or keep going.
I am only a few short steps away from getting to the place I want to and need to be. Cutting code. But I can't cut code until I get these computers to talk to each other. So what do I do?
I keep going. Why? Because every step I take is one step closer to freedom. I want to be free. I need to be free. Lincoln freed the slaves. But he didn't free the workers. And in order for a worker to be free I estimate that at my current cost of living it'll cost me 1 million dollars.
One million dollars.
In order to get there I need to have some type of business selling things for me while I'm working. It has to be earning money for me while I'm sitting at work doing stuff. I need to make my knowledge work for me and turn that knowledge into capital. In order to do that I have to network these computers.
I'm tired of getting up and going to work in the morning for someone else. I want to get up, have my employees come to my apartment or to my building and work in the morning. I want my own shop and I want enough money to say screw it. I want my freedom. In order to get my freedom I need to focus.
Sure I could start a blog and write about other stuff. But I won't. Focus. Intensity beats expansiveness every time. I have to get there. I must. So I'll go smoke a stog. I know. It's terrible. Watch a bit of Hajime no Ippo and start reading.
The goal tonight: read 20 pages and understand 20 pages about networking and by the end of next week start cutting code. I must get there.
Networking these Linux boxes is not so quick and no easy task ... because I've never networked a computer before. (Those guys from Google made it look so easy!) So I'm faced with a dilemma. Stop or keep going.
I am only a few short steps away from getting to the place I want to and need to be. Cutting code. But I can't cut code until I get these computers to talk to each other. So what do I do?
I keep going. Why? Because every step I take is one step closer to freedom. I want to be free. I need to be free. Lincoln freed the slaves. But he didn't free the workers. And in order for a worker to be free I estimate that at my current cost of living it'll cost me 1 million dollars.
One million dollars.
In order to get there I need to have some type of business selling things for me while I'm working. It has to be earning money for me while I'm sitting at work doing stuff. I need to make my knowledge work for me and turn that knowledge into capital. In order to do that I have to network these computers.
I'm tired of getting up and going to work in the morning for someone else. I want to get up, have my employees come to my apartment or to my building and work in the morning. I want my own shop and I want enough money to say screw it. I want my freedom. In order to get my freedom I need to focus.
Sure I could start a blog and write about other stuff. But I won't. Focus. Intensity beats expansiveness every time. I have to get there. I must. So I'll go smoke a stog. I know. It's terrible. Watch a bit of Hajime no Ippo and start reading.
The goal tonight: read 20 pages and understand 20 pages about networking and by the end of next week start cutting code. I must get there.
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