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All these nummers and still, my dad is a vet and earned 300k € in his best month ( without much sleep). Most of the even more successful ones don't even take t
by NicoJuicy 7y ago
All these nummers and still, my dad is a vet and earned 300k € in his best month ( without much sleep).
Most of the even more successful ones don't even take that in per year.
And yes, he is a one man show, no tech involved. It was very eye opening to me, since my dad can't even boot a PC.
Competition is local though, it's 6-9 other local veterinarians. He seems to be the most successful one (= he is the one everyone sees passing by day and night in the car)
- tempsy 7y agoYes that is impressive but the difference is your dad has to work for that money whereas with software once you achieve success in you do very little work relative for the amount of money you bring in.
- NicoJuicy 7y agoAnd everyone is forgetting their unpaid hours they did for getting it off the ground. You still need support for all of your users and actual sales. Which is also work. Users can ask for a refund if your cloud goes down. I would also rephrase "once you reach success" to "if you reach success" The statement is also not valid for consultants, only for business owners with SAAS products/licenses. TLDR; you're statement is largely false. Success != Luck