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60 sats \ 5 replies \ @Undisciplined OP 17 May \ parent \ on: Do This Before Selling Your Car! privacy
I'd imagine so. They're also probably the most difficult to protect your privacy with.
He bought it because he is working contract so if he got a second vehicle he could write it off for business but wanted an EV due to the additional tax credits. The convoluted games we play to try prevent the government from stealing from us. I prefer my strategy of just not working. Haha.
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I am sure you produce a lot of good quality work.
I'm not so sure about that, but someone's willing to pay me to do it. Who am I to argue with that?
I also might be paying a price for that pretty soon. My calendar indicates a big wave of deadlines is on the way.
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It's kind of nice to work work in waves. I used to be able to do that in the early days of my business because most of what we did back then was more sales and just subcontracted the work out. Of course the flaw in that is you don't really know what you are doing and become beholden to subcontractors. It was a good way to start the business but was not sustainable.
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I'm leaning into the 80-20 rule. If I can't get 80% of my work done in 20% of the time, I might be in trouble. I'm also assuming that I can get by with only doing 80% of my work.
We'll see how that goes, but so far so good.
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