4 ms·
I'm currently working on a startup that's attempting to solve a very big problem, and it sucks up all of my time at the momment.. I wouldn't even begin to think
by fatalerrorx3 15y ago
I'm currently working on a startup that's attempting to solve a very big problem, and it sucks up all of my time at the momment.. I wouldn't even begin to think about taking on anything else at this point. I also want the project to succeed as well, and I know that in order for that to happen (I'm currently the only developer) I need to be working on it almost all the time -- I even work on it on weekends because the work is intriguing...we haven't yet launched but it takes all my time developing what basically can be considered a brand new web platform from scratch
- fatalerrorx3 15y agoLike others have mentioned also, by spreading yourself out onto too many projects you limit the chances of success that any one will get..Find the most intriguing/interesting project and give 110% to that, drop the rest until you exit the first (hopefully successfully), then you can re-explore your passion projects with less pressure (that is, if you get a nice money cushion from the first venture)
- AznHisoka 15y agoWhat problem are u trying to solve?