Coming up with ideas is easy, and so is execution.

Generating ideas is easy and execution isn’t that hard either. Especially with open source libraries, no-code, and AI tools.

I think the real challenge is conviction.

There are so many things that you can do in life. Problems to solve, things to build, tools and strategies to make it happen.

How do you choose? How do you decide what is worth your time?

Some people are great at making up their mind and going for it. I’m not yet. But I've been super inspired by others who do this well.

My favorite example is the Kernel community on Slack. Kernel is a lot of things and they embrace the messiness and ambiguity of life. Despite some areas of uncertainty, they just keep going with conviction because they believe deeply in their mission to cultivate an educational community of trust. They now have thousands of members who keep showing up for each other.

This is rare and magical.

That’s why I’m featuring them. Next week my newsletter will be about exactly what Kernel does that makes their community so successful. If you’re interested, subscribe here: https://futureproof.so/mnm