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Old 05-31-2012, 01:13 PM   #213
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Originally Posted by davidwfleming View Post
Also, the "lone hero method" hasn't worked that well for me. If I had it to do it all over again, MS Project would be my best friend. I would look to hire out freelancers and have concurrent tasks planned and running. Most of the success stories I've seen recently have been sticking to their core competency of writing, hiring out everything else and using the latest technologies in everything.

This is the biggest key, IMO. I probably would not go to the level of control and organization that you suggest (I do have 2 "day" jobs and attending grad school... with a family..) but the basic concept I completely agree with... at least now I do.
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