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Looking at your portfolio, one could argue that to succeed you need to try a lot of different projects some of which you maybe have no personal interest in. I

• jamal-kumar 2y ago
  It kind of mirrors my observations in what makes a successful individual in the world of ecommerce, you gotta have the capital to start like ten ideas at once then you whittle out which one don't profit more than 10k a month and come up with new ones to fill the place. Shit sounds like tedium or uncomfortable or whatever to some, but I know multiple millionaires on this tip.
• czue 2y ago
  ...maybe? Although that doesn't quite ring true. Every project (even the dumb wedding cards one) arose from some need in my life that turned into a desire to make something exist in the world. That said, I totally agree that some people would rather keep the steady paycheck. The career is a large up-front investment with a variable outcome. But, it's not as hard as it can be made out to be, and the payoff, if successful, is immense.