• Society is much more open to entrepreneurship and having a side-hustle or gig that’s getting off the ground slowly. • Communities like Microconf, or indiehackers are wonderful places to meet other people like yourself (and me) interested in leveraging our knowledge to get paid. • Lots of people create 1-3 people business that can do 6-7 figures a year. • This is especially true if you have domain specific knowledge that is deep and specialized • CF devs are often more exposed to problems that are valuable to solve for $ • Personally I wish I could meet a bunch of aspiring CF entrepreneurs, as I still believe CF is an unfair advantage to leverage to ship and update. Today’s techs can slow iterations down like crazy. • I’m actually at a loss as to why I’ve never explored this slack to meet others who might be interested into leveraging what they already know. I have built and commercialized with CF a few times, part time to full time, self-funded and not. The opportunity today has never been better with so many more people online than 20 years ago. moved message here from #jobs