Well I'm 30 and I've "wasted" countless hours in projects as well that didn't give me any money back. I've started coding websites since I was 10, with the idea

Well I'm 30 and I've "wasted" countless hours in projects as well that didn't give me any money back. I've started coding websites since I was 10, with the idea of making money and turning into a successful entrepreneur. Today, I write code for a living in a company. Those "wasted" hours definitely made me a very very competitive person in the job market, I bet that if did all those things you mention, that will be the case as well. That doesn't mean I'm not successful. It just didn't work out and it is normal. For every billionaire, there is a lot of people like us. I would also ignore the comments about not being good at selling etc, building products and making a lot of money has a lot of luck involved. There are things we can definitely keep improving, but that in my opinion, isn't what is going to get us what we want. There is a good amount of randomness and luck in this process. A lot of people are working hard, that doesn't mean a thing. Only a few can succeed. We're just "test subjects" in this world. Don't take this too seriously as some type of failure. Just use your skills you got to make a living and if you are willing, make more products, or give up, it doesn't matter, really. And chill. Thanks for everything that you have built that didn't work out.