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  • Why do you choose to work on a startup or a side hustle?

    Richard Fang
    10 replies
    This doesn't have to be specifically a startup, could be for example a Youtube channel. Why do you do it? Would love to hear your thoughts :)

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    Sandeep Virk
    As a designer, I saw problems within design teams & others teams that I wanted to improve.
    Dale Nguyen
    I can feel the impact & ownership when working for both startup & side hustle. Yes, you can work for both. And it's a learning process, where you can learn something new and put it into practice.
    Ivan Ralic
    Collabwriting
    Collabwriting
    I love solving problems and bringing value to people 😄 And growing something from the sole beginning is always more interesting than starting from the middle. Let me put it this way. I'd rather plant a seed to grow a plant and enjoy that process of growing, than join a team of gatherers to collect the fruits of already grown trees 😄
    Richard Fang
    @ralic Love it - that's some passion
    Daniel Engels
    I've got some ideas all the time - so it takes some discipline to focus on my main activities.
    The thought that I have contributed to the betterment of the industry, and I was able to make some change.
    Luka Vasic
    LeadDelta professional relationships CRM
    Great question. Now to think of it probably the feeling of ownership. I am responsible for every win and fail and it empowers me to work hard.
    Richard Fang
    @luka_vasic Great answer! I think this is the main reason I do it too
    Adriel Yong
    I enjoy managing multiple workstreams at the same time because I get bored quickly. Over time, I've realized that side hustles and startups are great at creating wide exposure to experiences/skills. For instance, you learn to recruit, create distribution channels, fundraise, communicate to internal/external stakeholders. No better way to accelerate your personal and professional growth than this!
    Richard Fang
    @adrielyongcj Haha i get what you mean, I get bored working on just one thing so working on a variety definitely stimulates my brain :)