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One key point here is how comfortable you are with pressure and deadlines. Hobbies don't have deadlines but clients/users/stakeholders do. No matter what value
by ahmed_ds 4y ago
One key point here is how comfortable you are with pressure and deadlines. Hobbies don't have deadlines but clients/users/stakeholders do. No matter what value you provide the hobby-centric approach of doing it on your own time, own pace might not work out.
- kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 4y agoThat depends on the hobby you're monetizing, I think. For instance, one of my hobbies is watchmaking (cleaning, servicing, restoring). I don't do it for money, but those who do don't really adhere to deadlines. It's all very open ended, even for the large companies like Seiko and Rolex. They don't guarantee a timeframe, and you won't know how long they'll have it until they tell you they're sending it back. I think this is partly because these are generally considered luxury items rather than necessities, but also partly because many regard the inner workings of a mechanical watch to be magic.