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I always assumed one day I will just turn lazy enough to stay at one thing, not sure how true this will turn out to be. However I too never stop thinking about
by herbst 9y ago
I always assumed one day I will just turn lazy enough to stay at one thing, not sure how true this will turn out to be.
However I too never stop thinking about new stuff, and after years of fails I just optimized a workflow that works for me to not waste a lot of time on unprofitable ideas.
Usually when something works I get offers pretty soon, I never thought about keeping projects once I feel 'done' with them. It seems logical that there are people who prefer to run a working business and that others rather start new ones.
- juljimm 9y agoI think it isn't a matter of lazyness, it's just the way our "serial entrepreneur brain" works :) You pointed out one of the most important things about a serial entrepreneur: "not waste a lot of time on unprofitable ideas". Does that workflow you mentioned worked for you is something like lean startup metodology or you follow a different approach?
- herbst 9y agoYou might be right :) It's not a planned out workflow. Essentially what I do is thinking ideas dead and scoping them down. If I have a idea I think is great I first try to find reasons it sucks for weeks or months and if it survives that phase I scope it down to something which business logic I can build within a week.