Wooten
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- Oct 4, 2015
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Why not try both and come back with the results.
That way you will know more than before what is most viable and become an expert
in that field.
Not being detrimental in any way.
Just an idea.
Good luck and really hope it works out with what you decide.
Thank you.
Trying both is really way too cost inefficient and time consuming. And I'm a firm believer of focusing on doing one thing at a time and focusing on quality instead of trying everything simultaneously.