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> Why that fast? Is that the right pace? My timeline is determined by my wife's due date currently. I have no idea if it's the right pace, but I also have no i
by elliotbnvl 6y ago
> Why that fast? Is that the right pace?
My timeline is determined by my wife's due date currently. I have no idea if it's the right pace, but I also have no idea that it's not.
Unless somebody comes along and points out why I should spend more time in a really convincing way, I'm going to set an unreasonable and if I hit it, great! If not, I'm probably still progressing more quickly than other people with more modest goals.
> People are never keen to spend $75 a month, unless is an investment in something that will make them, for example, earn $500 more a month.
Very true. I'm just not sure the value I can deliver with this product was ever going to be sellable at $75/mo, given the pricing the rest of the market exhibits...
> At the same time, there were signs that it could be an idea that he would keep trying for an year and a half, and end up in the same place (I've been there).
I've been here too (3 years on one startup, never got off the ground). I'm trying to land in the other extreme now -- moving TOO quickly. Hopefully doing this will help me find some middle ground that's not where my preconceptions paint it to be.