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It sounds like you see yourself limited by time, not ability or even money. Since you're a programmer you probably have the intuition to seek out other good pr
by physcab 13y ago
It sounds like you see yourself limited by time, not ability or even money. Since you're a programmer you probably have the intuition to seek out other good programmers. So what you can do is search for a technical partner to create some type of lifestyle business where you can split the profits. I'm sure with all your client relationships you might be able to come up with a few good ideas that solve some niche problems, and you'll even have a starting base of customers if your solution caters to their problems. From my own perspective, I would love to work with someone technical albeit with little time to jump on a side project with me. Even if I was the primary contributor, knowing that my partner can bring money, connections, and technical ability is an enticing proposition.