The big problem about being an indie hacker in your free time, it's that you find all the tasks that you get as an employee so lame. Once you have started to be your own boss, it's hard to go back.
My friend told me I must choose ONLY one project and focus only on it. I have a podcast, work as an employee and small freelance work that I like. Is he right? Should I discard all my "small" projects and focus on one? #indiehackers #buildinpublic
New day - fresh start. Hopefully, today I'll finish all of my technical problems, and until next week also the design. Then, I will be ready to share with you my new product.
Some days I'm so focused, I work until the middle of the night. It feels great to be 100% "in the zone", but I must remember that tomorrow is a new day and the life of an indie hacker in a marathon, so I need to keep strength.
If I got one wish, I would ask to have a magic power that could setup all the technical issues for all of my projects. All the setup for Google Analytics, ads, email marketing (and more) - I Hate it! #buildinpublic #indiehackers
I just discovered @gumroad and wonder what is the best way to use it. From first look, it seems great platform for #indiehackers, but I can guess that its not so simple to monetize it. So, any good tips? #buildinpublic
Sometimes I feel like the founding of @sharingclub_co is too significant a challenge for me. And then I need to find new ways to push myself back to execute it.
It's been a month (or already two?!) since I started working on @sharingclub_co I (kind of...) validated the idea/problem. Built marketing flow (100% #automation). And now I'm getting closer to finishing my #mvp (100% #nocode)
I love the idea of micro saas. The hard thing about iis to focus on one thing at a time. I have too many ideas that actually might be successful. Who wants to co-create with me?
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