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Questions for the Millionaires (alien.top)

submitted 2 years ago by EliPro414@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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Those who bring in $1Mil+ a year from their business, what kind of business do you run or what sector are you in? How many attempts of starting businesses did it take to get to where you are? And if you had any advice or tips to those wanting to get started, what are they?

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[–] BigNoisyChrisCooke@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

1.) B2B SaaS, it's a Jira add on. 2.) 5 attempts with varying degrees of success, nothing like this. The worst are the ones that nearly work for years. This is my first software business. 3.) Get a job you enjoy and are passionate to learn more about. The quicker way to get money is to rob a bank, but it's not sustainable and you're not learning the skills for long term success. I was a scuba diving instructor and learning to present in front of a group in a service industry with life or death stakes taught me so much. I did high street sales and that's given me so much confidence for events and webinars. Keep learning, stay humble, keep it fun.