tldr; Here are five signs your startup may still be a hobby:
1. You are not making real offers that include a price, delivery date, and a promised result.
2. You rely on a spouse, significant other, inheritance, savings, or a tolerable day job for support, but you have not shared a credible plan for reaching break-even and then profitability.
3. You have not defined working hours, milestones, and what you expect to accomplish in a specific timeframe.
4. You are only getting feedback from people you already know.
5. You have not set up a separate bank account, business structure, and expense log.
tldr; Here are five signs your startup may still be a hobby:
1. You are not making real offers that include a price, delivery date, and a promised result.
2. You rely on a spouse, significant other, inheritance, savings, or a tolerable day job for support, but you have not shared a credible plan for reaching break-even and then profitability.
3. You have not defined working hours, milestones, and what you expect to accomplish in a specific timeframe.
4. You are only getting feedback from people you already know.
5. You have not set up a separate bank account, business structure, and expense log.