This kind of stuff is so depressing to read - in the context of what we, in our "wisdom" have reduced life to. Our time alive here, which should incorporate fun, wonder, and love, lost over whether the correct boxes were ticked; with power over a win or loss handed over to third parties.
When the inevitable stage of life comes for everyone, it's too late to realise that none of this stupidity matters.
Great tips in the article as well as in the comments. Definitely time to change client base profile - perhaps changing service offering altogether (services where I am no longer the middle man between HMRC and the client). Also definitely time a good new habit to form; 30 minutes on the punch bag after shutting down the laptop for the day.
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This kind of stuff is so depressing to read - in the context of what we, in our "wisdom" have reduced life to. Our time alive here, which should incorporate fun, wonder, and love, lost over whether the correct boxes were ticked; with power over a win or loss handed over to third parties.
When the inevitable stage of life comes for everyone, it's too late to realise that none of this stupidity matters.
Great tips in the article as well as in the comments. Definitely time to change client base profile - perhaps changing service offering altogether (services where I am no longer the middle man between HMRC and the client). Also definitely time a good new habit to form; 30 minutes on the punch bag after shutting down the laptop for the day.