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Is there anything stopping you from doing both? Can you work a "normal" job during the day, and code at night? What's your business background (that makes you a "business guy")?

I found that when I was just learning to code, I wasn't able to absorb more than 2 or 3 hours of material every day. It would have been a waste of time for me to "just" do that. Working a "normal" job during the day could help you extend your runway a bit. It really depends on where you are right now skill wise. There can be a lot to learn about launching a SaaS, much more if you still need to develop a viable idea. Affiliate marketing is fairly well arbitraged. People make money there, but there can be a costly learning curve up front (you'll be spending a lot more than you make until you figure some things out).

Lots of places around the country are hiring developers. Depending on your skill level, that could be a viable path. You could spend the next month or two learning/networking and put yourself in a good position there. A lot of things depend on what you can already do, and not knowing that, it's hard to say exactly what you should do.

parent viscanti 15 years ago

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