Sometimes I need a podcast to help work through something or simply to stay updated on the most current applicable info to my world (shout out OTM) but the times when I look around and go "man I am really just cooking right now action wise" are the times I'm not overloaded with learning, its the seasons that I turn on some music or just go for a walk without anything, those are when I find I'm tending to lean in and hit the gas.  

@Andrew Lokenauth           "Cutting or hiking now would be like trying to cook a steak by constantly changing the temperature."

Partnerships can be very difficult to manage and there is so much that can go wrong (resentments, too many chiefs, too many cooks in the kitchen, etc).  

And I don't want to do any cooking. 

And then question is, is he accounting for his time, labor etc etc or is it another "cooked books" accounting like where a guy says he "made" $50k on doing a flip buuuuut he did most of the work, didn't pay himself, had various parts at home and didn't factor paying for that and and and..... 

I listen to it anytime I am in the car, cooking, cleaning. 3.

Just listened to BP Money #226 with Phil Cook and wanted to get some extra income from this as it seems like an awesome way to.  

It's a tough spot when the delays aren't from the city but from contractors not staying on top of things or communicating early enough.In places like just outside Chicago (Cook County, etc.), once the scope of work hits a certain size  especially with structural, layout changes, or major systems  the city often flags it and asks for stamped architectural plans, even mid-process.

Perhaps your GC could do $15k-$20k per month if they're really "cooking", which would put it at 5-7 months in my opinion.

And the moment anyone threatens this system they cry out "but who will wash our clothes, mow our lawns, cook our food...." sound familiar.