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I know! It's like telling an obese guy that he needs to run outside. For being able to provide a valuable product to international academic institutions, alone, from a beach house, I am good at many things but sales is definitely my weak spot.
Currently, I am doing #4, but I cannot see enough progress to believe that I can achieve a positive result.

I tried #1, but the sale cycle is so long that no one wanted to take the risk.

Considering #3. I tried flippa a while ago and didn't get much results. It might be worth trying microacquire.

The second point makes perfect sense to me. I'll go that way.

Ask HN: What would you do with a low income but profitable startup?

Good is definitely the enemy of great.Over the past decade, I have had a B2I EdTech company that has provided me a comfortable living without investors on my back, but for the life of me I cannot grow!It was never my intention to create something big. I just wanted to live in the Caribbean, kitesurfing every day, and earn ~$4,000 per month without working too much.My plan worked out and I spent...

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