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I left indie hacking but I'm back. :)

Hey guys, I just must to leave indie hacking 'cause I start to work on sept 1, I really need the money & I was focus in my job, now I want to come back because I really love to make products and find problems to solve by software (That really make me happy)

I start a project today at morning and I making this project for fun not for money at the moment, previous when I was unemployed I just start to research problems and make a software to solve it and monetized 😅, Thanks to my job I can make a SaaS and pay my bills at the same time (Side project).

I never launch a project before but it gonna change, I just going to make this project and launch even if I think it sucks.

So..... I'm back & I'm happy.

on November 6, 2022
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    The most successful businesses are always about continuously trying out new ideas, taking risks and experimenting.

    But before you work on your business idea, I'd suggest you read up on helpful resources that'll help you understand if you're idea is scalable in future. Building for fun is good for start, but you gotta see if it will generate money in the near future.

    One particular book written by Arvid Kahl on bootstrapped businesses is a must-read if you are thinking of creating this product.

    All the best mate!

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      Thank you for the advice :)

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    Welcome back!

    Entrepreneurship is all about continually trying. Eventually it clicks!

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      For sure, Thank you.

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    "I making this project for fun not for money" good to know but the advice on Indie hackers might not be for you. 99% of it is about making money.

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      I mean my first project is for fun & I can pay the project expenses until it turn profitable.

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        I rarely see a "fun project" turning profitable.

        If business was that easy everyone would be a millionaire.

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          It could be one of those cases.