Best decision ever

That's awesome. Think that was a great decision on your part. Wish you all the best!

Let me tell you a real life story:

Imagine, you want to start-up a carpentry. But you know nothing about wood, nails, machinery etc. You have to go to school (4 years) to learn the basics. Then you have to go to learn to become a specialist (2 years) At last, you can start-up your own business. You need a shed $5000,- Machinery $2000. Invest in wood, nails and screws etc. another $2500. You don't have one client yet. You need to go out to find work. You have to advertise in the local papers and make flyers to sent to every home $500.
you will have a debt of $10000,- and you will not have any client yet.

Then the first clients come, and they order a big fence, and you are eager to make it for them. Then you are ready and you sent the bill. To your surprise, the payment stays out. You give it a call, and they promise you to pay. After a month, you still don't have your money. You have to call again....

You are working hard, making more sheds and tables. Business is going great, you can start to pay-off your loan of $10000.
After 5 years of hard labor, you finally have your loan paid off, and you can breathe a little easier.

That's real life! That's how most self-employed people earn their money.

I hope this story will motivate you to give it 100% for, let's say, 1 year?

A lot of people have left very nice feedback on my posts and told me I am motivational, maybe you would like to have a read through them :)

Hello Chillyheat, staying motivated to me is a discipline because it takes time. Do you have a vision of where you want to be, let's say five years from now? Have you established a plan on how to get there? I would start there and then break your five year plan down annually, monthly, weekly. Set goals for each of these point and celebrate when you complete a goal.