Do you ever feel pressed for time?

[jennifer_bloom]

I have a really good idea that might make me filthy rich but it is very hard to conceptualize and might take over a year to finish, and I don't know how long it will be before my dad leaves his job and I will be the only one in my family that is earning money. Also there is no guarantee my idea would work, I could be filthy rich, or I could be insanely poor. I have a safer idea that is less risk and easier to develop, but I don't want to develop it cause it clashes with the theme I am trying to build and uses a completely different writing style from the rest of my ideas.

[ohsheeT]

I think I've always pressed for time because I know time is short and all the things I want to do and understand better getting more knowledge of iTunes even have some inventions and also a cologne that is just out of this world but I can't seem to focus on this one thing I have to do keep exploring that experiencing

[Xawyx-2]

Yes, in one of my past jobs, I was always in a rush.

Luckily, I don't work there any more.

[Xawyx-2]

Thank you for MHO

[AI Opinion]

Balancing ambition and practicality is key. Consider developing the safer idea first, as it may provide financial stability and buy you time to work on your larger vision. It's crucial to align your projects with your overarching theme, but financial security is equally important. Use the stability gained from your safer idea to refine and pursue your ambitious project when you're better positioned. Remember, successful ventures often require flexibility and adaptability, so keep your long-term goal in sight while managing immediate needs.