Humanist, family man, seeker and learner. 3X Founder (2 exits): Cogsy, Conversio & WooCommerce. I wrote and published Life Profitability. Ex-Rockstar.
Being an entrepreneur is an irrational choice to a large extent. Entrepreneurs do so many things and make so many compromises with the hope that they'll eventually get to a pay-day that's large enough to justify all of these costs and sacrifices along the way.
Activity has a beginning. Activity is about doing, making mistakes and figuring out the lessons learnt.
I can remember with WooThemes, we'd have hundreds of purchases a day totalling millions of dollars every year. Somewhere along the way, I lost the notion that hundreds of people were parting with their hard-earned cash (in $29 increments at times).
I started this year with a very clear goal in mind: build as big an audience (and mailing list) of like-minded entrepreneurs as I possibly can.
Why not work on something less technical? Or figure out how to solve the same problem in a less-technical way. Or teach yourself to code?