I understand exactly what you are doing. I made my first tandem in 1997, then started AFF in 2001 (only made like 15 jumps). Got out in late 2001 due to starting a buis, and family. Got back in for good in 2005 after building a succesfull buis. and a great fam.
I thought about skydiving all the time and watched movies all the time i was off, but i had priorities. It worked out for me cuase now when i am at the DZ i can jump as much as i want! I do understand what others were saying about doing things at the DZ, but i was starting a buis. that i spent 6-7 days a week 10-15 hour days. If what you are doing feels right then go for it . I could care less what others think of how i led my life, and neither should you
I agree, and that about sums it up. As for the last guy...I don't work at Walmart slick...I don't care how long it takes you to pack...I didn't pass up any opportunity to complete my dream, you obviously haven't read this thread because if you did you would realize I don't WANT to focus on skydiving right now. Oh and my "bullshit" excuses and dream that you and the other guy mentioned..."bullshit" would imply that I'm lying and since I'm not then I guess you have no idea what you're talking about since last time I checked, not too many people find their family and paying their bills to be "bullshit". I also never said it was my biggest dream, just a dream of mine. Just because I'm not jumping all over getting my license ASAP doesn't make me any less of a person.
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I do understand what others were saying about doing things at the DZ, but i was starting a buis. that i spent 6-7 days a week 10-15 hour days. If what you are doing feels right then go for it . I could care less what others think of how i led my life, and neither should you
