LondonGent
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I've been lurking here for a while, and have read both the Fastline and Unscripted books over the past few years.
I work full time as a software contractor for an investment bank in London. It is good money, but I want more money, freedom and control. This is why I have decided to go fastlane.
I have decided to leverage my existing knowledge to make a more scalable income by producing and selling online courses to teach software development.
This isn unlikely to make me millions, but I hope it will get my a few things:
Think I'm going to start an execution / progress thread to keep me accountable.
Thanks.
I work full time as a software contractor for an investment bank in London. It is good money, but I want more money, freedom and control. This is why I have decided to go fastlane.
I have decided to leverage my existing knowledge to make a more scalable income by producing and selling online courses to teach software development.
This isn unlikely to make me millions, but I hope it will get my a few things:
- Overcoming my procrastination. This is hard. I've been working on blogging / course creation for about a year now, and still am only 90% done on my first course. If I was putting a good amount of time in (my aim is 14 hours a week), and had got my business priorities straight (got sidetracked by false goals), I think it would have been done in around 6 months.
- Generating capital for possible future projects
- Getting used to selling and promoting online
- Showing myself it really is possible to make cash via a business, instead of just a day job.
Think I'm going to start an execution / progress thread to keep me accountable.
Thanks.
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