Couple points: * Simple fact is you might not be "mature" (professionally/experientally) enough to tackle something like this yet. I don't think there's any sh

Couple points: * Simple fact is you might not be "mature" (professionally/experientally) enough to tackle something like this yet. I don't think there's any shame in that. Couple signs you lack maturity: You think the finish line is after another 20% of development, you think you can work a 9-5 day as a developer, and your own self-admitted lack of discipline. Have you ever finished anything? Finishing is hard. If you lack the discipline to do it on your own, going out into the real world and having an entire team/company relying on you to finish is a really good forcing function to learn how to do it. To learn how to edit. To learn how to compromise. To learn how to just muscle through it. To see that after you finish, some things you just "HAD TO DO" didn't actually need to be done at all because it turns out no one uses them. Etc. * If you're only getting 2 hours of work in a day, you can probably do it on top of your "9-5" job. * And why not just launch? You might be 20% away from development completion, but there's another 100% to go after that in terms of customer development, sales, support, etc. You don't even know if you have one viable customer yet. If you're really at 80% shouldn't it be easy to at least pre-sell to one customer? I mean do you even have a single lead yet? Good luck.