I've been on IH since 2017 and seen a lot of people come and go.
Five years later, it feels like I'm just now getting my head in the right place for indie hacking.
It's so easy to get pumped for a project, tweet a lot for a month and proceed to crash and burn. Rinse and repeat.
Ask me how I know😂
But what if I had truly accepted that was all a part of the process and kept creating? It's easy to tell yourself you're doing that, but it's probably a lie.
It's inevitable that you're going to miss.
Probably a lot, I know I have at least 10+ times.
Even Pieter Levels only has a hit rate of about 5%
The most important thing is to try a lot of shit, ideally things you want to build for people eager to receive them.
Chasing money alone gets old fast, even if most of us have the same dream of being independent from a 9-5.
Keep iterating with new ideas and see what happens.
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