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Start building it now. That's the only answer. Get off your butt, stop taking in more feedback and other excuses for you to actually do something, and start b
by steve8918 14y ago
Start building it now.
That's the only answer. Get off your butt, stop taking in more feedback and other excuses for you to actually do something, and start building the prototype now. There are always reasons for you to wait, gather more data and feedback, etc, but all that will do is stall you and make you lose momentum. Start coding now, and don't worry about what you do or do not know, just do it.
- helen842000 14y agoI wish I had the skills to make a good attempt at it! I'd be on it.:) I'd be taking unpaid leave from my day job and getting it done! That would be awesome. I totally agree I should be doing what I can, even if that is just finding out where I get stuck and then outsourcing the bits where I fall short. I just want to make a good job of it.
- jpdoctor 14y ago> I'd be taking unpaid leave from my day job and getting it done! If you take the risk, there is an x% chance of success with your new venture. (You fill in x.) If you continue to work your day job, there is a 100% chance you will continue to work your day job. I suspect you already know which path you want to take.
- helen842000 14y agoHaha this is so true. Thank you.
- manuelflara 14y agoWell, if you'd be willing to take unpaid leave but you don't have the skills to develop it, why don't you keep working and spend your salary paying someone else to develop it for you?
- helen842000 14y agoI'd need to cost out how much I'd need to spend to get a decent MVP. Sometimes with outsourcing you just swap coding hours for project management hours. I know from experience it takes a lot to keep a distributed team on track.