I think revenue comparisons with non-indie companies miss the point, because a lot of Indiehackers live a different lifestyle altogether, where their "Ramen pro

I think revenue comparisons with non-indie companies miss the point, because a lot of Indiehackers live a different lifestyle altogether, where their "Ramen profitability" of $1-2k MRR can already allow them to live very comfortably in a remote area compared to many salaried employees here. And they have more freedom etc. in terms of what and when to work on, which is hard to measure in money, but that resource (time) is arguably our most precious thing in life.