I still have a long ways to go, but as I iterate I see my own progress. I really just fell in love with web development even though I sucked at it (particularly because I'm color blind, figure that one out). From there I started playing with different web development frameworks and doing more advanced stuff. I originally wrote it in HTML, but became cumbersome updating menus on every page, so I 'discovered' PHP includes, which was like inventing the wheel for me. In grad school I built a website for my thesis (2010) and fell in love with web development. My BA is in Psychology, my MS is in Finance, and I spent the last 8 years in the Marine Corps (joined right after college) so I had no experience with programming, design, product development or anything like that.
It's just one of those things where it'll completely change the game, but it'll also change the dynamic of the business.Įverything. I'm not sure when I'll start hiring, but I have some pretty major plans that I'll need help executing. I continue to put 100% of what I make back in the business after my essentials. Like the other guys, I'm not making millions yet, but I'm 100% self-funded and in no danger of running out of money. Now I'm turning my attention back to marketing. The last few months I started focusing on product again and my customers absolutely love it, which is awesome. I still work on it 12-14hrs a day on average, but I still love it and I love the problem I'm solving. It took particularly long because I have a non-technical, military background and had to teach myself to code, design, write copy, marketing, etc. It started as a hobby project about two years ago. I started working on it full-time in October. It turned into a bigger project that I anticipated, especially for my first product.
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