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I want to be an Indie Hacker!

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!

on April 28, 2023
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    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!

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      Thank you for your kind words, Diego!

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    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

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      Thank you, Lucian! 🔥