(So quiet in here yesterday! Spring fever?)
Why?
That extra nudge of accountability to achieve even a small step on your IH journey each day.
To join in:
01 Share your epic (a big chunk of work with a meaty objective) you'd like to complete by the end of March.
02 Share what you accomplished yesterday.
03 Share what you commit to accomplishing today.
04 Comment on at least one fellow hacker's progress and give them an IH Point for their check in.
Optional:
05 Share your Work In Progress to underscore your accomplishments.
Then tune in the tomorrow to share how you did on your own tasks!
#daily-stand-up
Spring Fever is RIGHT!
Been a busy week. I keep thinking I can start this routine up again but it keeps dropping down the list. Trying to balance distractions against a too-full plate lately.
EPIC:
March:
I've changed my tune a bit in terms of aggressiveness of the release of AutomateApi.com as a product. My day job is at a potentially big customer so I've decided to focus more on building content around it and completing the product so I can hit the ground running and build a consulting business around it.
2019:
YESTERDAY:
TODAY:
-(Agency) Demo and Review with customer
-(Agency) Lay out next week of work and contract wrap-up conditions
-(Agency) Begin asset transition
KUDOS:
@Harlem and @helengriffinjr for keeping the train rolling while the rest of us dropped the ball.
WIP:
AutomatedApi.com
Are congrats in order re business acquisition?
Maybe :P
Pondering how best to make the announcement.
Just popping in to say I love you guys! In all seriousness, had unexpected out of state court prep and appearances, so I'm big time in a rabbit hole.
Looking forward for this rough patch to end! Highly doubtful I will get to anything today except maybe some late night planning.
EPIC
By end of 2019:
5K MR
By end of March:
YESTERDAY
TODAY
KUDOS: @helengriffinjr for holding down the daily stand up with me!
Hot damn, that's a list. I dig your style, the specificity of your lists the last couple weeks seems to have helped make you a lot more productive.
(Laughing!) Thanks! Specificity ain't a choice. After work, I don't have the willpower to figure out what to do. I let the stand up spoon feed me.
Oh I totally get that, specificity in task definitions is maybe the best way to get started on a task when you're running out of self-starting juice in the after hours down time.
EPIC
YESTERDAY
TODAY
WIP Mindful