Hey everyone!
First of all, I wanna say that this forum is such a relief for people like me (and of course, the TMF book) and I'm grateful to read a lot of good stuff and I shall try to contribute as much as I can. I also want to ask something, and I hope I won't be breaking any of the rules (I read them a couple of times before posting this). I am aware this isn't a crowd sourcing site, I just thought maybe anyone is willing to help with suggestions as much as I am willing to help others, too.
I've came across several ideas (both offline and online products) over the years of my career but most of the responses I get is,
Secondly, angel investors need to have to some proof before taking on supporting a project, which goes back to no. 1 and no. 3.
Finally, I can't quit my job because I'm clinging to it, and currently I don't have any savings to pay for the bills. I've had a stint last year (2016) at a 50/50 partnership with some local businessman, but unfortunately I got ripped off when income started pouring in. (it was a local ISP business and now it averages about $50,000 a month) but it was okay with me because my goal there anyway was to help the local community enjoy the internet.
I hope someone can point me to the right direction. Because I've asked around in my circle and it's a very common situation especially among developers who could come up with great ideas anytime, but are afraid to take chances.
First of all, I wanna say that this forum is such a relief for people like me (and of course, the TMF book) and I'm grateful to read a lot of good stuff and I shall try to contribute as much as I can. I also want to ask something, and I hope I won't be breaking any of the rules (I read them a couple of times before posting this). I am aware this isn't a crowd sourcing site, I just thought maybe anyone is willing to help with suggestions as much as I am willing to help others, too.
I've came across several ideas (both offline and online products) over the years of my career but most of the responses I get is,
- see if you yourself would use your own product, find out what the market needs
- find an angel investor (obviously, I cannot handle development or production expenses)
- quit your job, focus on your project and make it to the market
Secondly, angel investors need to have to some proof before taking on supporting a project, which goes back to no. 1 and no. 3.
Finally, I can't quit my job because I'm clinging to it, and currently I don't have any savings to pay for the bills. I've had a stint last year (2016) at a 50/50 partnership with some local businessman, but unfortunately I got ripped off when income started pouring in. (it was a local ISP business and now it averages about $50,000 a month) but it was okay with me because my goal there anyway was to help the local community enjoy the internet.
I hope someone can point me to the right direction. Because I've asked around in my circle and it's a very common situation especially among developers who could come up with great ideas anytime, but are afraid to take chances.
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