Dude, its for inventory. and no its not my mindset thats holding me back. Its my crap credit from my divorce thats holding me back from getting 20k at the moment. Ive already turned a startup that went from 50k a year to over 6 million a year. I wasnt the founder though so I did not benefit from that growth. Now ive started my own business so I can benefit from my hard work and dedication.

I love it, hopefully I can get big enough when I hire employees I can do something similar. Pay for full time work but only have them work about 30 hours a week something like that

Yes! Having your own business is definitely challenging and not easy by any means. But the problems you solve and the hard work you do directly benefits you! Its nothing about like “setting my own hours” or anything like that. Its when i work hard to grow a company its benefitting me!

Where do you currently buy those parts? I’ve bought most of my electronics components from places like digikey, mouser, etc. a lot of times they have many components available to choose from.

I just left my job last week, and one of the last projects we started was the exact thing you built for our internal tools. My recomendations are as follows.

Make it look more unique rather than exactly like a chatGPT site. Give more examples of the data display and work on some samples for displaying data in an easy to use ui for example. Running a custom function for a call center employee. Another function for management on running reports for new customers, sales, etc. Display this data on a table, etc.

$5,000 is not very much. What types of things are you including in that package? I have worked a lot with contract developers and off-shore dev teams. If you want suggestions on how to start I can give advice from the perspective of a client. Otherwise

Upwork, Fiverr, post your rate and profile there. Get a couple friends to hire you and pay yourself so you can have a few completed verified projects. People are wary of postings with no reviews or completed projects.