And what if one has many dreams in life? In fact, what would a life look like if one stopped creating and pursuing dreams?
I'm married, I still have dreams and still work to achieve them. Ideally, your marriage would incorporate the pursuit of both partners' dreams - a balanced approach.
Convincing your wife should be simple: tell her why you must pursue your dream. Ask her what her fears are and then explain your perception of each of those fears and how you plan to address them. It pretty much comes down to dispelling any fears she has.
Actually, a related and perhaps more interesting question might be: considering a viral marketing scenario, how can one compute a practical upperbound on how quickly website traffic would grow?
So, how does one plan for massive growth during first few days/weeks? Consider possible scenario of launching and within first 3 days millions of users are visting the site daily. Maybe this is an obvious (or nonsensical) guestion - thought I'd ask anyway.
I'm married, I still have dreams and still work to achieve them. Ideally, your marriage would incorporate the pursuit of both partners' dreams - a balanced approach.
Convincing your wife should be simple: tell her why you must pursue your dream. Ask her what her fears are and then explain your perception of each of those fears and how you plan to address them. It pretty much comes down to dispelling any fears she has.