@rosiesherry Rosie Sherry

I promised myself to keep showing up here and sharing stuff, so here I am. 😇 When I decided to step down from leading the community at Indie Hackers my plan wa…

I like to look back on my life at certain points in time. Two years ago I never would have believed in myself enough to write confidently enough around communit…

Hey everyone! This is perhaps the hardest post I’ve ever had to write here. It's hard enough leaving a community, but with Indie Hackers it feels so much harder…

For those that don't know, Daniel quit his £500k Amazon to go indie. In the past 18 months he has made $346,768 - a mixture of digital products, contracting and…

I write this because I want indie hackers to see that the route to freedom isn't necessarily just from creating a 'successful business'. It's also from making g…

When indie hackers and startups talk about growth, they tend to talk about the tactics. Things like: ✅ Optimize for SEO ✅ Capture emails ✅ (Don't) use pop up em…

This post is inspired courtesy of Cards Against Humanity doing things their way. Whilst everyone else is shouting about their Black Friday deals. They are being…

I don't know about you, but I cannot escape all the talk of digital gardens. It feels like it is everywhere. Some examples: Anne-Laure Le Cunff, Maggie Appleton…

I was thinking about growth recently and wondering how to visualize it based on my experience, rather than follow the default of what people tend to talk about.…

You are leaving a legacy for future indie hackers. What kind of future do you want to leave for them? Just stories about your project? Or a nicely balanced cont…