Re:How to never complete anything
by DizzyDoo on Friday March 10, 2017 @09:34AM
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Honestly, not very much. I'm incorporated in the UK, which involves a 15 minute filling in of a web form to accomplish. I have an accountant who really helped me in the early days walk through some things I needed to know (normal stuff like save my receipts) and handles the VAT filings. The biggest time killer for me is the quarterly MOSS filings (registering European VAT) but that's a couple of hours of work four times a year.
Supporting my customers ought to be the biggest time sink, but actually, I never needed to patch the game.
Organising discounts and Steam sales and things like that takes thought, but I actually really love that side of my business.
For my current project, marketing is going to be a big deal for me, but I learned a lot doing that for The Cat Machine, and for me it's as important as anything that goes on inside my Git repository.
Supporting my customers ought to be the biggest time sink, but actually, I never needed to patch the game.
Organising discounts and Steam sales and things like that takes thought, but I actually really love that side of my business.
For my current project, marketing is going to be a big deal for me, but I learned a lot doing that for The Cat Machine, and for me it's as important as anything that goes on inside my Git repository.