Yup, I pulled the trigger. I'm going to be self-employed as of January 10, 2014, developing apps for PC and mobile platforms, and by apps I mean games. That's the plan. My kids have asked me if we are going to be hobos. Probably not, kids. Well, maybe probably not.
So stay tuned here for more information. Any advice for the burgeoning entrepreneur?
suggestion - you want games where you can do incentive based ads. Basically someone will gladly fill out a survey for 10 minutes for free "hako bucks" which could earn you $1-2 but they will be much more unlikely to spend $1 on your game. also using a "hako bucks" type thing will draw them in and could tempt them into playing multiple games.
always been interested - had some facebook stuff going but I am not good with graphics/flash and lots of games need that kind of coolness factor. shoot me an email with your plans would love to hear about it!
Set up a scheduled work time at home, otherwise you'll get lost in the daily routine. It wasn't until I crawled out of unemployment and back into my current job that I realized it - better late than never, but I'm trying to structure painting/miniature time at home in-between stints of contingent work.
Best I can do, as I'm not a code monkey. Good luck, though!
Happy little trees
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*Bob Ross*
*28mm*
*"There's nothing wrong with having a tree as a friend."*
*"Everyone sees nature through different eyes."*
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Friday Quick Tip: Gundam Nippers
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As some of you may have noticed, I've been slowly working my way back into
the hobby pretty heavily. From consuming as much about the lore as I can,
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Blogging about Space Hulk
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Written by Ron Saikowski, October 10, 2020I've decided to start blogging
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I call this meeting of the Innsmouth Town Hall to order.
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Lord Carver, BMMD
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And, what better model to finish up this stretch of photobox fun, than the
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A Malifaux "Stitched Together" Proxy
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This was indeed originally a dried tea bag, to be used as a proxy figure
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Building the Gundam - 08
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Despite having jumped the gun a bit and assembled the wings... I can't put
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A Friendly Shout Out
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I have to mention an article a friend of mine recently posted over on
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...I'm Back...
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I'm back. Let's leave it at that. 6th Edition is now out and a new
starter set has been released. It made me want to get back in the saddle
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Back in the late 90’s, I regularly met with a gaming group and played Torg.
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Hello painter peoples! Awhile ago I posted a picture of Vanja the fire
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good luck pal~!
ReplyDeletesuggestion - you want games where you can do incentive based ads. Basically someone will gladly fill out a survey for 10 minutes for free "hako bucks" which could earn you $1-2 but they will be much more unlikely to spend $1 on your game. also using a "hako bucks" type thing will draw them in and could tempt them into playing multiple games.
always been interested - had some facebook stuff going but I am not good with graphics/flash and lots of games need that kind of coolness factor. shoot me an email with your plans would love to hear about it!
You're a brave man my friend and I wish you success!
ReplyDeleteGood Luck with your new venture.
ReplyDeleteIt's been great working with you, best of luck on your adventure!
ReplyDeleteGood luck! My advice would be...many restaurants have kids eat free nights!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I envy you, sir.
ReplyDeleteGood Luck !
ReplyDeleteOh my... good luck!
ReplyDeleteI wish you all the best!
ReplyDeleteStart small but be confident in your skills and commit to the schedule!
Set up a scheduled work time at home, otherwise you'll get lost in the daily routine. It wasn't until I crawled out of unemployment and back into my current job that I realized it - better late than never, but I'm trying to structure painting/miniature time at home in-between stints of contingent work.
ReplyDeleteBest I can do, as I'm not a code monkey. Good luck, though!