Ask HN: People who work less than 10 hours per week, what do you do?
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Re: Ask HN: People who work less than 10 hours per week, what do you do?
#2My tasks to keep money flowing however come down to maybe 3 hours a week.
I've worked years to get there, but the majority of my income today comes from:
- 'creative' affiliate sites
- random crypto investments
- a local e-commerce project
I've had AdSense sites and a 'small' SAAS too. But I've sold those. The e-commerce is so that I avoid imposter syndrome (or so), because it's the only income I can actually touch that is more than a few files on a harddrive.
However, I am not rich. I am able to pay back dept from years of trying and life a enjoyable life, which is all I ever targetted for.
Re: Ask HN: People who work less than 10 hours per week, what do you do?
#3Disclaimer: not every week, sometimes I feel like working/coding and work way above 40 hour weeks. My tasks to keep money flowing however come down to maybe 3 hours a week. I've worked years to get there, but the majority of my income today comes from: - 'creative' affiliate sites - random crypto investments - a local e-commerce project I've had AdSense sites and a 'small' SAAS too. But I've sold those. The e-commerc…
Re: Ask HN: People who work less than 10 hours per week, what do you do?
#4I am still coding and learning, but not fulltime. Maybe 2-3 hours a day.
Will go back to work at some point but probably part time.
Re: Ask HN: People who work less than 10 hours per week, what do you do?
#5Freelanced for 5 years to build enough capital, poured every cent of it in crypto since 2017, and can now live off my savings for ~15 years. I am still coding and learning, but not fulltime. Maybe 2-3 hours a day. Will go back to work at some point but probably part time.
Re: Ask HN: People who work less than 10 hours per week, what do you do?
#6Freelanced for 5 years to build enough capital, poured every cent of it in crypto since 2017, and can now live off my savings for ~15 years. I am still coding and learning, but not fulltime. Maybe 2-3 hours a day. Will go back to work at some point but probably part time.
Re: Ask HN: People who work less than 10 hours per week, what do you do?
#7Freelanced for 5 years to build enough capital, poured every cent of it in crypto since 2017, and can now live off my savings for ~15 years. I am still coding and learning, but not fulltime. Maybe 2-3 hours a day. Will go back to work at some point but probably part time.
Just out of curiosity when you say crypto, are you mining or buying Bitcoin with USD ?
Re: Ask HN: People who work less than 10 hours per week, what do you do?
#8Freelanced for 5 years to build enough capital, poured every cent of it in crypto since 2017, and can now live off my savings for ~15 years. I am still coding and learning, but not fulltime. Maybe 2-3 hours a day. Will go back to work at some point but probably part time.
Great! Happy for you! I missed the crypto wave..
Re: Ask HN: People who work less than 10 hours per week, what do you do?
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Great! Happy for you! I missed the crypto wave..
I don't think it's over. Take the current dip (which might go until 30k for BTC), buy in, and wait another year. This space is not done yet. And it's mostly used by professional traders to squeeze out some beta in their portfolios. So be a little fish swimming with the whales.
Re: Ask HN: People who work less than 10 hours per week, what do you do?
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Great! Happy for you! I missed the crypto wave..
I don't think it's over. Take the current dip (which might go until 30k for BTC), buy in, and wait another year. This space is not done yet. And it's mostly used by professional traders to squeeze out some beta in their portfolios. So be a little fish swimming with the whales.