How long do you give a project?

DoveTail said:

When you start a new project/hustle/whatever you want to call it - how long do you give it to pan out?

I'll admit I might drop some things a bit premature, I usually start 2 then give it a few days and drop the one that seems less promising. Then give the one I stuck with 30-60 days to see if I'll ultimately keep it. Probably foolish since some of my longer standing things took longer then that to setup.

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DoveTail said:

When you start a new project/hustle/whatever you want to call it - how long do you give it to pan out?

I'll admit I might drop some things a bit premature, I usually start 2 then give it a few days and drop the one that seems less promising. Then give the one I stuck with 30-60 days to see if I'll ultimately keep it. Probably foolish since some of my longer standing things took longer then that to setup.

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DoveTail said:

When you start a new project/hustle/whatever you want to call it - how long do you give it to pan out?

I'll admit I might drop some things a bit premature, I usually start 2 then give it a few days and drop the one that seems less promising. Then give the one I stuck with 30-60 days to see if I'll ultimately keep it. Probably foolish since some of my longer standing things took longer then that to setup.

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blogmen said:

If it's a new blog, you need to give it time, at least 6 months if you can.

I think the trick is to have multiple projects running, but they need to be low maintenance so you can work on all of them at once. When one of the projects starts to bring income, you focus solely on it until it flies. Then go back to your initial routine and tend to all the projects.

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Funiki said:

Bro, but to start and grow a new blog this days is hard! How to choose niche ? Relevant news etc?

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blogmen said:

Yes, not easy to build one from scratch nowadays. Easier to find an older inactive blog and build on top.

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