I think that is pretty normal. I get that way also. Especially when you are a one man team you don't have anyone to bounce ideas off of, to help you talk things through, or to you pump you up when you are starting to burn out.

I usually get stressed out and then I pull myself together a day or two later and get back on the horse.

I don't know if there's much to psycho-analyze but I think the only solution for me is to just veg out and then to just start working on something and then it all starts to fall back into place.
Aaron Kuroiwa | Homepage | 09.20.06 - 12:46 am | #

Hey Adam. Love your blog, man.

I think it's perfectly normal (& desirable!) to get those hiccups. I love the "failing forward" philosophy/approach.

That is, you try to experience as many hiccups as you -- in the shortest amount of time as possible. That eventually steers you toward the right direction.

That's definitely helped me, anyway -- so the philosophy might be useful to you as well.

Keep up the great blog, Adam!
Andrew | Homepage | 09.20.06 - 6:30 am | #

Thanks for the great comments Aaron and Andrew, you guys rock
Adam | Homepage | 09.20.06 - 3:18 pm | #