I want to know who on here was ever in the same place? I am in the process of starting at a much higher paid job and also beginning a side business of mine, which leaves me very busy and mentally strained now a days, so often times as I'm reading articles and replies here I feel too overloaded, which is the result of trying to think about too many different things at the same time. Shouldn't it be more like what Scarface said? First you get the money, then you get the power, then you get the.... you know what.
So has anyone else ever been in the same place as me? Do you recommend ignoring PU for a while until getting settled in, or take a small amount of time aside to practice off to the side? I feel the problem with the second idea is that PU is a complex thing that practicing off to the side is not going to make a big impact on my learning process of PU. It may just be a waste of time to try to cram in some small practices. Because i know from prior experience that making a small amount of approaches doesn't do much to raise my understanding of what's going on in the bigger picture of PU. ATM I'm leaning more towards the first option since it's more important at the end of the day and it would give me one less headache.
So has anyone else ever been in the same place as me? Do you recommend ignoring PU for a while until getting settled in, or take a small amount of time aside to practice off to the side? I feel the problem with the second idea is that PU is a complex thing that practicing off to the side is not going to make a big impact on my learning process of PU. It may just be a waste of time to try to cram in some small practices. Because i know from prior experience that making a small amount of approaches doesn't do much to raise my understanding of what's going on in the bigger picture of PU. ATM I'm leaning more towards the first option since it's more important at the end of the day and it would give me one less headache.