Of course you have already thought about the part where for a person who tends to procrastination, the whole point of having a boss is authority. There is no authority if he is paying you, and if he can play that game in his mind, he can proably also do it on his own.
But even assuming you have this sorted out, i wonder, how would you pull off the "asking non-obvious questions" thing? You have to be smart AND knowing the topic to make non-obvious questions. Do you plan to hire enough well-educated people to cover all your clients needs? Or do it all by yourself?
In my opinion, there are enough problems out there that need to be solved. What is the point of people creating new ones instead of solving something?
Of course you have already thought about the part where for a person who tends to procrastination, the whole point of having a boss is authority. There is no authority if he is paying you, and if he can play that game in his mind, he can proably also do it on his own.
But even assuming you have this sorted out, i wonder, how would you pull off the "asking non-obvious questions" thing? You have to be smart AND knowing the topic to make non-obvious questions. Do you plan to hire enough well-educated people to cover all your clients needs? Or do it all by yourself?
In my opinion, there are enough problems out there that need to be solved. What is the point of people creating new ones instead of solving something?