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What is this? An article spoiled with 4000 in almost every sentence. As if that amount is attracting someone to start something. Money is never the motivator. I
by holoduke 4y ago
What is this? An article spoiled with 4000 in almost every sentence. As if that amount is attracting someone to start something.
Money is never the motivator.
I created several products on my own. All solo. Some make 30k a month. I never thought about becoming rich or making this amount or that amount. I always wanted to create a product people enjoyed. I never used any so called accelerator tools. Analytics usage very basic. I spend all my time in development. Frontend , backend , infra everything.
Please don't believe these annoying articles or products they represent. They sell air.
- treelovinhippie 4y ago
- s1k3 4y agoI think he’s trying to say that you shouldn’t let outside validation or invalidation affect your decision to build a startup. You as the founder should know (via research, interviews, insights and industry knowledge) whether your startup is solving a real problem. Don’t let someone with less expertise than you talk you out of it, or converse, talk you into it.
- dqh 4y ago$4000 a month is enough to live on. Knowing that solo founders have bootstrapped to $4000 a month is highly significant to someone with the right skills but a short financial runway.
- tasuki 4y agoYou are of course right, but I can also see holoduke's point. I'd just change to "Money is never the right motivator" (not the only sufficient one, anyway).