Hi Sandhya,

What a beautiful place to be in!

*First reaction to your email:*
I once did this way before I was ready and did it wrong. The key is to have
something(s) to do once you quit. You should be able to schedule days the
way the normal corporate workday automatically does for us. However, the
continuity of a self-driven life seems to be far more of a mirage than the
corporate life. I mean that because corporate life seems to have a certain
rhythm daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly, I made the mistake of assuming
that achieving that rhythm when I would switch to a self-driven lifestyle
would be easy.

If you have an idea of what plan A is going to be, what plan B is going to
be if plan A stalls, and what plans C, D, and E are but you don't have time
for them right now, then you might have a good chance of achieving this
continuity/rhythm and not feeling stuck and slow.

In a nutshell, if/when I do this again, I would set myself a deadline that
if I spent x days doing things not aligned to A, B, C, D, or E, I would
quietly go back to playing the game I left.

All the best!

--Rajesh

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