Mic Tie

I agree with many comment here, that is comes down to a question of mindset. You could even say 'born as an entrepreneur' or 'born as an employee' - with a different thinking and approach to many aspects in life like risk-taking, freedom of choice etc. - both working in their individual comfort zone. Imho that's also the reason why a transition from one to the other is very difficult and too...

'Poi-2-Nav' : an offline GPS-points database, solving the problem that saved POIs are not transferable between Navigation-Apps.

A lot of very good and important points! Thanks! For me it's these: - keep it simple (don't overengineer, it takes time to design and debug), just include what is needed - set up a priority list if possible agreed with your customers, balance with 'ease of implementation' - reuse existing working blocks/modules etc - 'polishing' can be done later - do a strict monitoring on your development...

Definitely! Look at Maslows 'hierarchy of needs theory' - depending on what you have, your needs and with these your definition of Happiness changes. If your hungry and cold, a bowl of hot soup will make you happy, if you are an successful entrepreneur it will be very very different. Happiness is deeply personal - only YOU know what makes YOU happy, and it's nobody else business...