Don't End The Week With Nothing
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A bit of inspiration (and some hopefully actionable advice) for folks who are still working at day jobs.
Don't End The Week With Nothing Hiya guys! Patrick (patio11) here. You're getting this email from me because you asked for my occasional thoughts on making and selling software. [Edit: Actually, it's possible that you've never gotten an email from me. Somebody might have just given you the link to this page, which is an online archive of an email that I sent to folks who had asked for it. If you'd like to get articles like this in your inbox, totally free, about once a week or two, give me your email address .] Usually I concentrate more on the needs of established software businesses, but rec
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