New Years resolution: listen to more of the Indie Hackers podcast
Yesterday, I finally listened to another episode of the Indie Hackers podcast (episode 77 with Andy Cook from Tettra to be exact)!
Each time I do, I learn something new. But for whatever reason, I can go weeks without getting around to another one. And this means, I'm not constantly pushing against my own understanding of entrepreneurship from all the great conversations hosted by @csallen.
So, for January, I want to see what happens when I listen more.
Every day, I'm going to listen to one episode AND write down one quick lesson / insight / perspective I've learned. I might not be perfect, but my goal is to consistently follow through. I'm hoping this can help expose more blind spots so I can accelerate my founder journey.
Does this sound like something you would benefit from too? If so, let's do it together!
Put another way, let's be "gym buddies", but instead of going to the gym, we'll hold each other accountable to listen to one podcast episode a day and to share a tidbit we learned with each other.
If you are the type of person that thrives with accountability, join me in the "30 day Indie Hackers podcast challenge" on my project, Tribe of Five (www.tribefive.me).
Passcode to join: "indiehackers"
Look forward to work together and share learnings with a small group of Indie Hackers in the next month!
I think you will learn a LOT from this challenge. I personally listen to podcasts while driving as I have at least 10 hours a week in the car. So I listen a lot! Indie Hackers, Startups for the Rest of Us, and Build Your SaaS, and many others.
My big problem is not having a good way to write down those awesome lessons while driving, or remembering them later. I’ve used a bad combination of voice memos and speech to text to try. It’s such a recurring problem that I’m actually building a solution for it. Good luck!
Let me know how I can help with your product once it's ready. I'm also trying to do a better job to write down lessons learned. Otherwise, it's "in one ear, out the other"!
Will do!