How I Turned My Side Projects Into a Full-Time Income
When I first started coding, I never imagined that my weekend side projects would eventually become my main source of income. I always thought you’d need to work at a big tech company to earn a decent living as a developer. But guess what? That’s not the only way.
Here’s how I did it:
1. Built Projects That Solved Real Problems
Instead of copying tutorials line by line, I started building things I needed. A simple habit tracker turned out to be my first product that gained traction.
2. Learned How to Sell
Instead of copying tutorials line by line, I started building things I needed. A simple habit tracker turned out to be my first product that gained traction.
Built Projects That Solved Real Problems
Instead of copying tutorials line by line, I started building things I needed. A simple habit tracker turned out to be my first product that gained traction.
Built Projects That Solved Real Problems
Instead of copying tutorials line by line, I started building things I needed. A simple habit tracker turned out to be my first product that gained traction.
Built Projects That Solved Real Problems
Instead of copying tutorials line by line, I started building things I needed. A simple habit tracker turned out to be my first product that gained traction.
Built Projects That Solved Real Problems
Instead of copying tutorials line by line, I started building things I needed. A simple habit tracker turned out to be my first product that gained traction.
Built Projects That Solved Real Problems
Instead of copying tutorials line by line, I started building things I needed. A simple habit tracker turned out to be my first product that gained traction.