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1. What didn't work for you might work for someone else. 2. We have no way to make a comparison with what you did to what he's doing - see #1.
by harel 8y ago
1. What didn't work for you might work for someone else.
2. We have no way to make a comparison with what you did to what he's doing - see #1.
- mrieck 8y agoThat's why I said 'maybe his project will be different.' Reading the post again I think he's saying he'll have money again because once launched he'll stop working on it and go back to freelance. In that case it makes sense. I thought he was assuming he'll bring in profits once launched - even though he hasn't gotten user feedback yet. IMO that type of thinking is premature, even if you have the best idea/execution in the world.
- harel 8y agoYes, luck plays a big part in this game... unfortunately. I actually read it as in "he'll make sales which will generate more income" but what you're saying is valid though I think once you launch, you end up getting more work as feedback comes pouring in.