“for me before I kind of start working on anything I always tell myself is this going to be my legacy or is this cash flow and that then dictates all further decisions going down the line...I would rather you know build something and then in the 6 to 12 months um exit it for like a cool 250k”

Decide Upfront Whether A Project Is Legacy Or Cash Flow Before Writing Code

Lots forces a binary call at idea stage: legacy or cash flow. The label dictates scope, ops complexity, and how cleanly the codebase and finances stay flip-ready. Without the upfront label, founders accidentally over-engineer their cash-flow apps and destroy their own optionality to sell.