Abandon profitable one man company?
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> Also the feeling of working for something together as a team - and the feeling of being needed.
Consider a joint-venture. Combining forces with another firm to provide additional products & services to your clients.
On this subject, Jay Abraham is masterful > https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6515635-the-sticking-poi...
Consider a joint-venture. Combining forces with another firm to provide additional products & services to your clients.
On this subject, Jay Abraham is masterful > https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6515635-the-sticking-poi...
Don't abandon it and don't sell yourself short to a large corporation. If you are needing to be surrounded by a team, then let's chat. I also loathe going solo on a project for similar reasons. Over the past few months, I've been able to manufacture a schedule that has opened up a lot of time for me to explore serendipitous projects.
Hit me up.
Hit me up.
Figure out what exactly you want to do after you end your solo lifestyle. Once you've done that, then sell the business. It should net you a tidy sum. If your heart's no longer in it, then sell it to someone who will embrace your SaaS with gusto.
However, I feel the market (quite niche product) is being a bit saturated and I have quite a few competitors as well which are much larger in terms of team size. Still, huge corporations choose my solution because they like it more.
Some Fortune 500 companies run it on a daily basis.
The thing is, I miss colleagues and I have lost a bit of my motivation and drive since I have come to the understanding that it won't grow much more.
That's also why I do not want to take more people on board.
I'm thinking about just quitting and doing something else or maybe joining a corporate instead (basically just to get some colleagues). Also the feeling of working for something together as a team - and the feeling of being needed. I have outside of work a social life with family and friends, but as soon as I am working I feel a bit lonely. Working in a coworking space is nice, but the problems I face now and then at work are still my own so to speak.
I do not expect an answer because I guess only me knows what I want, just wanted to see if others have been in this situation?