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Agreed. My question was even more fundamental though - why would I even want traction and revenue? I've been working on what my girlfriend calls my forever proj
by Spearchucker 13y ago
Agreed. My question was even more fundamental though - why would I even want traction and revenue? I've been working on what my girlfriend calls my forever project[1] for a loooong time. I used to think I'm going to raise money to work on it full time, get crazy rich and buy a Ferrari and get laid or something.
Given what I've read about the hell that is fundraising, I'm happy that I've got a hobby that makes me happy.
[1] https://www.wittenburg.co.uk/Entry.aspx?id=218fb45c-591a-441a-9894-70784f43f8a0 https://www.wittenburg.co.uk/Entry.aspx?id=218fb45c-591a-441...
- yurisagalov 13y agoKind of depends on what you're trying to build/achieve, wouldn't you say? It sounds like you're not trying to build a large business, instead it sounds like you're looking for a hobby, which is perfectly fine. But, if you were trying to build a viable business, you can't have a business without revenue, and you can't really have revenue without traction.