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That makes sense and in a way I’m very much jealous of your profession. I was telling my wife that if I didn’t like my job I would love to do something like what you do. I wish I had some insightful tidbit to make your business model shine even better than I think it does already but alas I do not. I hope you both take some satisfaction in the way that you are really helping to enrich other peoples lives. Reading your website and listening to the blog lead me to jlcollins and he lead me to thrifty gal and all of you really helped put into perspective my goals and what I am working towards.
I love the autonomy my job entails. I know what I have to do an I am given assignments to complete and beyond a morning meeting I have the day to myself alone to get my assignments done and I listen to podcasts most of the time because my job doesn’t require a whole lot of thinking or problem solving. I don’t know if I would ever consider a job fun. I would rather be doing something else other than working to be able to survive. I love my job as far as jobs go and maybe someday I’ll find a job that I love and think is fun, but right now providing for my boys is the practical thing to do in my situation. So as far far as what makes a job fun to go to, I’m a little bit at a loss.
