Hi,
I equally use both sides of my brain: from the initial concept + Web Design to coding the apps using PHP. I manage to do everything on my own, even customer care and marketing on social media platforms. I'm passionate about doing everything on my own! :)
My first startup was http://mybiz.lk & to be honest it was a failure since I didn't have a proper business model at that time. (the site is still functioning though :)
That being said, I'm now about to start off a new venture after learning from the mistakes. I'll be following the Lean Startup methodology as explained by Eric Ries.
URL: http://hireme.lk
So far I have been able to plan and launch the "magic page" for my new startup on my own. For this time also I'm thinking of following a learn-as-you-go-along approach. This has granted me a lot of freedom to take my own decisions and plan the way I want my startup to be in the future.
What are your thoughts on this approach? Will my approach have negative effects for the future of my startup?
Cheers!
PS:
* Please note that I'm not trying to do a self-promotion for my startups here, just wanted to let you know what I've been up to so far.
I equally use both sides of my brain: from the initial concept + Web Design to coding the apps using PHP. I manage to do everything on my own, even customer care and marketing on social media platforms. I'm passionate about doing everything on my own! :)
My first startup was http://mybiz.lk & to be honest it was a failure since I didn't have a proper business model at that time. (the site is still functioning though :)
That being said, I'm now about to start off a new venture after learning from the mistakes. I'll be following the Lean Startup methodology as explained by Eric Ries.
URL: http://hireme.lk
So far I have been able to plan and launch the "magic page" for my new startup on my own. For this time also I'm thinking of following a learn-as-you-go-along approach. This has granted me a lot of freedom to take my own decisions and plan the way I want my startup to be in the future.
What are your thoughts on this approach? Will my approach have negative effects for the future of my startup?
Cheers!
PS: * Please note that I'm not trying to do a self-promotion for my startups here, just wanted to let you know what I've been up to so far.