The way to make f*ck you money in 2015:
• Get a job in big tech
• Build SaaS on the side
• Start a YouTube channel
The way to make f*ck you money in 2027:
building an @inDrive toolkit for my brother, because everyone in Pakistan seems to be exploiting the inDrive app with instant accepts, plan is to give everyone an equal ability to exploit so no one gets any advantage over the other
All I needed was a "Donate me" button in my app, but @buymeacoffee and @kofi_button both decided to not support my country (Pakistan), instead of simply removing the button from my app, i have decided to go the hard way, >> remove this pain for all of my country's creators <<
$29.
That's how much this post made with 380K followers.
Stop thinking an audience will make you rich.
People don't buy just because they follow you.
If you want to get rich:
1. Sell painkillers, not vitamins
2. Follow trends and build before anyone else.
3. Copy what works. Take a boring B2B business and make it better.
4. Be remarkable. Build something people have never built before.
Having to write your professional history on X, GitHub, LinkedIn, Upwork, Europass, your CV, your portfolio website and who knows where else, and keeping it all in sync?, yeah that's cumbersome, or is it just me?
@vasielv No hate but these lead finding tools are basically abusing the end businesses by filling their inbox with a lot of devs mass-spamming the "you should have a website" cta
Such workflows are better to be kept to yourself imo
starting my cooking journey today (i mean indie hacking), finally!
i had a lot of ideas building up in my backlog
now gotta do it all under $25/m though (PKR 7,000), somehow i'll manage it, will take full advantage of the hobby plans
thanks @marclou and @jackfriks for motive✌️
i went from not knowing how to code, to making my first mobile app in less than 1 year, and getting it to
- 100,000 downloads
- $50,000 in revenue
here's my *super secret hack* for making insane progress quickly: