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At what age did you start your business?
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Jozsef
How old you were when you started your copany/product ?
I was 29 when I started Indie Hackers, and I'm a month away from turning 35
I'm just about to go full time on Squeaky in April, I'm 35. I have done plenty of other project over the years but the first one I felt confident to turn in a real (legally speaking) business and 100% commit myself to.
I've never been in a big rush, but I always had 35 in mind as a date by which I wanted to have really tried to strike out on my own after my seeing my Dad start his most successful business at that age. I remember seeing him as a kid and teenager and noticing how much he was benefitting from the professional/world experience he'd had up until then in other roles...hopefully that helps for me too 🤞😬
Looks like an awesome and well-polished product! Congrats and good luck going full time.
Congratulations 👏 Product looks good
36, I am 37 and I sold it.
I think the first time I ever sold a product I made to a to a customer was in October 2010 when I released my first Xbox Live Indie Game. I was 22 years old. It was very exciting and I loved watching people play it on YouTube.
What game out of curiosity?
It's called Get Rich or Die Gaming
at 20 but at 16 I was the cofounder of a startup. I think, age don't matter a lot, that's matter is the willing. if you are willing to work day and night weekend and day of on your startup to make it successful , you are on a good path. If you don't take the job seriously and you are only making a startup for the profit, you will fail during the next 5 years. Making a startup is extremely exciting but if you study software developers, don't make only coding, your job is to make everything from UI/UX to HR, to security and marketing the list is long; but that's why I love the startup field you aren't focused on one think you do everything. Always remember, that make a company successful isn't the idea and the features it's everything behind that's why 9/10 company failed over the next 5 years it's because they don't understand.
40
personally i kinda always tried something on the side, but jumped out for good at 33. now onto 41. life's never been better.
Wow! This should give those people hope...
Who are in their 20s - and think they are too late.
It doesn't matter how old you are.
First one at 23. Last one at 39.
43 (took that long to find the right thing!) I did stuff before but this was the big one.
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