Software as a Service. Build your own product and grow it until it replaces your day job income. Then optimise it down to where it only takes up a few hours a w

Software as a Service. Build your own product and grow it until it replaces your day job income. Then optimise it down to where it only takes up a few hours a week to run. In my years of doing this, nobody has ever asked my age before purchasing a subscription, nor have they declined to do so because of “culture fit”. Consulting also works nicely. In all my years of parachuting in to broken teams to ship their products, none of them have ever held my lack of inexperience against me. The cool part is that you can use the proceeds of consulting to build the SaaS business. And you can keep taking consulting gigs after the product business is already paying you a full time salary. You can dial work up and down as you feel, either traveling while it all runs in the background, or socking away more into savings.