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Want to quit your day job, work 10-20 hours a week, and make more money than you do at your day job? I do, and I'm looking make this happen, but I need your help! Let's put a team of developers/designers, and make this happen. I do not want to start a startup!!! If I did, I'd be in the next class of the local incubator. Not looking to work 60+ hours a week for next few years. I need the flexibility to work remote. Let's build a small team, and work on one idea at a time. Build an MVP, market it, launch it, and see what happens. If the idea doesn't pan out, well move on to the next idea. We'll probably fail the first few times, but we'll get an idea off the ground eventually, and make money. I imagine several sites/apps at a time would be required to make good money. Me: front-end developer (backbone.js, knockout.js, etc.) with back-end experience, with a couple different python back-end frameworks. (django / propriety back-end)
I work my ass off, and I am dead set on making this happen. I'll do whatever has to be done to make this goal a reality. The goal is to make $500 a month within 3 months of working together, within 1 year to make our full salaries! This is possible – only with hard-work, dedication, and being crafty. I can't do it alone, I need help: back-end, design, and maybe a good marketing guy/gal. We'll have to work our asses off at first, but the goal is ratchet it down, and only maintain, build enhancements, bug fixes, and make money. (10-20 hours a week for all of us; it's a worthy goal) If you're interested, lets chat, and exchange resumes / projects / portfolios etc. Finding someone in the area would be cool, but this is going up in several cities. Remote is more than totally cool. We'll all have to work our asses off, but it's possible to build something that could enable us to quit our jobs, and concentrate / work on something else we really care about. Have lots of ideas, but who cares about that, it's all about implementation. Email: kilroy123@gmail.com |
1. Starts off with "working on a profitable side project" but then goes into "see what happens."
2. You quit your day job, work 10-20 hrs a weeks with the goal of $500 a month within 3 months. Doesn't sound like a sound biz move if that's the goal.
3. "A side project" denotes lack of commitment to turn it into a business.
I think the process of pulling together a team to make and launch a product from here makes a lot of sense. There's a lot of really smart people on here and that creates a lot of good possibilities.
Would love to do something like this as well. However I'd start it in a different direction. Keep your day job, lets make it into a real business, and we may fail, quite a few times and it may not succeed. Me: Cofounded a web dev company in business for 14 yrs. started a little photo sharing site. Cofounded one of the largest sites in the SEA region. Looking to start other businesses with other like minded folks when the time and product makes sense.