If you have a talent or skill that isn't fully CENTS
but could be improved to some extent by automation and systematization.
but still won't be as fully CENTS as a software system.
what do you do in this case? just ignore it?
for my case, my talent is my English (for a Korean) and English teaching ability.
I'm naturally quite good at teaching.
I've been ignoring it for years because it's not fully CENTS
and only been thinking about SaaS.
but recently, I changed my mind and gave it a shot anyways.
it was better than I expected and the more I think about
making my English teaching into CENTS, the more possibilities and ideas
comes up in my mind that I have never thought of before action.
so I decided to do both although MJ said you should dedicate to one thing at a time.
English teaching isn't fully CENTS thus lower ceiling of maximum success.
but it has better chance to be profitable compared to launching a SaaS.
I'll keep learning programming, building and launching apps at the same time
while I teach English. along the way, I'll try to automate, systematize, leverage
my English teaching so that it could be a compromised CENTS business.
I wanted to know what is the best decision in general for a case like this
and I wonder how you guys think of my decision. I'd appreciate any inputs.
thank you for reading, I always owe you guys so much.
but could be improved to some extent by automation and systematization.
but still won't be as fully CENTS as a software system.
what do you do in this case? just ignore it?
for my case, my talent is my English (for a Korean) and English teaching ability.
I'm naturally quite good at teaching.
I've been ignoring it for years because it's not fully CENTS
and only been thinking about SaaS.
but recently, I changed my mind and gave it a shot anyways.
it was better than I expected and the more I think about
making my English teaching into CENTS, the more possibilities and ideas
comes up in my mind that I have never thought of before action.
so I decided to do both although MJ said you should dedicate to one thing at a time.
English teaching isn't fully CENTS thus lower ceiling of maximum success.
but it has better chance to be profitable compared to launching a SaaS.
I'll keep learning programming, building and launching apps at the same time
while I teach English. along the way, I'll try to automate, systematize, leverage
my English teaching so that it could be a compromised CENTS business.
I wanted to know what is the best decision in general for a case like this
and I wonder how you guys think of my decision. I'd appreciate any inputs.
thank you for reading, I always owe you guys so much.
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