After a long break, I decided to come back to the idea of building my own product. Previously I tried to build something but I always gave up at an early stage.
So I figure out the list of things that stopped me:
- I wasn't 100% sure why I want to be an Indie Hacker.
- I'm a huge pessimist, so it's hard for me to believe in my idea.
- I didn't build in public, so I didn't tell anybody about my product.
- I always started working on my product after my 9-5 job when I was tired and demotivated.
I changed my mind and fixed all issues:
- I'm 100% sure I want to be an Indie Hacker. I realized that the Freedom that it gives you is priceless.
- To kill my pessimism, I've adopted a "Create it no matter what!" mentality.
- This time I'm building in public on Twitter, tweeting daily about my progress.
- I've found that mornings are my most productive time, so I'm now dedicating this time to working on my project.
So, I'm building Lunally with a strong belief that I finally found my route and figured it out... I want to be an Indie Hacker!
Welcome Eugene!
It takes a lot of courage and determination to pursue your goals as an Indie Hacker, and it's inspiring to see that you've found a renewed sense of purpose and motivation.
Building in public and adopting a "Create it no matter what!" mentality are excellent strategies to keep yourself accountable and stay on track.
I wish you all the best with Lunally and your future endeavors as an Indie Hacker!
Thank you for your kind words, Diego!
Cool project Eugene. Idea is great and love the domain + branding. Creative and with lots of character. Very good decision to tweet more often about it
Thank you, Lucian! 🔥