This is gold! I've been following Gergely's journey for quite a while. Personally I learn a ton from Gergely's writings / tweets. As a fellow one-person busin

This is gold! I've been following Gergely's journey for quite a while. Personally I learn a ton from Gergely's writings / tweets. As a fellow one-person business [1], the only thing I'd like to add here (after running my business for ~5 years so far) is that you are allowed to be flexible. Businesses are different. Everyone's background / finance / skills are different. It's okay that you are doing something different from what you've read from the Internet. For example, it's totally okay to do (or not do) micro-services for your little SaaS on the get go. It's also okay to try venture-backed route for a while then switch to do "lifestyle business". It's also okay to hire (or not hire) employees early. There's not one single formula that works for every one-person business. Persistence really pays off long term. Good things might not happen until year 5. [1] https://www.listennotes.com/blog/the-boring-technology-behind-a-one-person-23/ https://www.listennotes.com/blog/the-boring-technology-behin...