edit : alright guys I’ve made up my mind to strip down my MVP as much as possible so that I could launch and fail more often until it clicks. I’ll be fully dedicated to it. thanks for bearing with my shitty posts.
I’m nobody with no money and doing a low paying part time job 15 hours per week, minimizing my expenditure and putting all my time on my SaaS, mostly for learning to code right now.
My plan was to build and launch my MVP, get traction and from that point things will go smoothly but I realized that it’s normal that nobody cares about my MVP and it could be hard keep doing this in house strategy until one day it gets traction.
I think I can teach English online and turn it into a good income source. it’s embarrassing but my level of English is considered very good in my country(Korea) and demand is high. I have a unique way of learning English and it had worked pretty well when I taught a few other people personally as an experiment.
I haven’t been doing it thinking that I should be fully dedicated to one thing at a time but do I better go this route first and be in a better position to hire and find a cofounder rather than sticking to my in house all-in strategy?
thank you very much for taking the time to read and I’d appreciate any inputs from you guys.
I’m nobody with no money and doing a low paying part time job 15 hours per week, minimizing my expenditure and putting all my time on my SaaS, mostly for learning to code right now.
My plan was to build and launch my MVP, get traction and from that point things will go smoothly but I realized that it’s normal that nobody cares about my MVP and it could be hard keep doing this in house strategy until one day it gets traction.
I think I can teach English online and turn it into a good income source. it’s embarrassing but my level of English is considered very good in my country(Korea) and demand is high. I have a unique way of learning English and it had worked pretty well when I taught a few other people personally as an experiment.
I haven’t been doing it thinking that I should be fully dedicated to one thing at a time but do I better go this route first and be in a better position to hire and find a cofounder rather than sticking to my in house all-in strategy?
thank you very much for taking the time to read and I’d appreciate any inputs from you guys.
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