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Maybe it's because I'm a rural Michigander, or maybe it's because I'm 35. Whatever the case may be, whenever I read a line such as, "It goes by many names: boot
by yoshamano 8y ago
Maybe it's because I'm a rural Michigander, or maybe it's because I'm 35. Whatever the case may be, whenever I read a line such as, "It goes by many names: boot-strapped, solo-founded, self-funded, indie-hackers...etc... and it's pretty hot right now!" I have a visceral reaction. Around here that's just owning a business. No one cares about how it's structured or how it's funded. Trying to quantify your business to others in such ways is so much window dressing.
That being said, the rest of the article was a nice read.
- mrskitch 8y agoDefinitely. Even the term "startup" is overloaded. Simpler terminology, like you mentioned, would go a long way to make newcomers feel more welcome. Thanks for the kind words!