After so many years finally built the courage, left my previous company and dedicated myself full time to building bootstraped products.
A lot to learn in the marketing and backend development department, but its been years since I was so excited!
Congratulations! Any ideas already of what you will be working on to start with?
Thanks!. Yes, Im a few weeks from releasing the MVP of https://www.indiehackers.com/product/bytevitae right now :D
Good for you colega. Is there something specific that caused you to snap and go for it?
Kind off. It was more of a sum of things than a specific one.
But to put it short I had been growing a company I founded 5 years ago until recently, and I had a really unhealthy relationship with work. Eventually stress took a toll on me and I started to have physical and mental health issues. Took some time to rest and reflect and realized (thanks to a lot of help) that I was not happy at all and didn't enjoy it. I was exchanging health for a maybe possible very little chance of a big future exit.
I realized that, why fuck up my life in the present to maybe enjoy it in the future when I could enjoy it right now. And here I am, enjoying it more than ever :)
Super cool, all the best! I'll be following your adventures!
Thank you very much for tagging along :)
Go go go! Good luck. Sending a positive energy to you
I can feel it!! jaja thanks man, really appreciate it.
Best of luck! I’m about 4 months into my journey as well, launched one product hit about $200 in revenue :) hopefully get 1000 mrr in the next 8 months :)
Wow, thats so inspiring man! Let's hope I get as good numbers as you. Best of luck to you and your products.
P.S: As a daily VPN user TunnelHero looks really interesting, will be sure to follow you along your journey to.
Good luck, mate! I never dared do this. Could have learned so much in the last decade if I did!
Exciting! What can indie hackers do to help? :)
Providing feedback on the posts would be great!
Im trying to create the most value with them, so even if my products don't work out the experience will stay as a valuable resource for other people. So any feedback or things you would like to know about the process would be amazing :D