Re:I quit my job to do a startup.
by vanni on Thursday December 08, 2011 @07:38AM
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Very similar experience here.
> Finishing the MVP is Priority #1. At all times. Anything else is a distraction: hackernews, twitter, food, sleep, gmail, friends. Saying no is hard (...)
I quit my day job in 2010 to work on my first web startup and to help fellow startuppers (and would-be ones) overcoming procrastination:
<on-topic-shameless-plug>
asaclock, an anti-procrastination web community for startup single founders and people working on side projects.
> Finishing the MVP is Priority #1. At all times. Anything else is a distraction: hackernews, twitter, food, sleep, gmail, friends. Saying no is hard (...)
I quit my day job in 2010 to work on my first web startup and to help fellow startuppers (and would-be ones) overcoming procrastination:
<on-topic-shameless-plug>
asaclock, an anti-procrastination web community for startup single founders and people working on side projects.
</on-topic-shameless-plug>