How often do I do astrophotography these days? Never. In fact my camera broke and I haven't bothered to replace it. I don't have the time.
Has the entrepreneurship been worth it? Probably. But I do miss looking at the stars.
How often do I do astrophotography these days? Never. In fact my camera broke and I haven't bothered to replace it. I don't have the time.
Has the entrepreneurship been worth it? Probably. But I do miss looking at the stars.
If you don’t mind my asking: Do you have another day job? Some external investment? Are you expecting to grow to a much larger scale?
Selling 250–300 devices per year at $100 each doesn’t seem like it would pay the bills even for one person, after materials and other business expenses.
The alternative I'm mulling over in my mind is to push the next rev that I've been testing which will reduce material costs another 25%, and then actually market the product to increase volume 3-5x (100% of current sales are from organic traffic, mostly google searches). That kind of effort requires a lot of upfront investment in time I currently don't have, though. And even then I wouldn't be comfortable quitting my day job. So we'll see. My heart is telling me to stop, but my brain is chanting, "student loan payoff."