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You've put it better than I ever could. It's frustrating to see someone share an experience along the lines of "I earned X this weekend by exploiting a niche I
by ac2u 12y ago
You've put it better than I ever could. It's frustrating to see someone share an experience along the lines of "I earned X this weekend by exploiting a niche I completely ignored before and learned loads!", only for a commenter to inevitably come along and say "well, thats all well and good, but if you value your time at Y per hour you've actually lost money, not to mention the wasted opportunity cost of not using that time to become a rocket scientist and earning even more!"
- bradleyland 12y agoWell, you can't have it both ways. If you (in the general sense, not you specifically) do a project for your own reasons, great. The problem is when you try to make an ROI case that only represents one side of the equation. If you don't want people to poke holes in your ROI argument, then avoid framing your projects in a way that creates opportunities for that discussion.