September 2024 Retro
No retro.
This is where I regularly reflect on the work that I do, forcing me to articulate my thoughts and giving me a chance to adjust my behaviour.
No retro.
Not the comeback I was hoping for.
Back from the dead.
I turned 30.
A rational retro.
Year one.
I used Facebook ads to build a pre-launch email list.
I used Canva once. Now I'm a graphic designer.
Feeling stuck.
I spent 4 months building up the confidence to talk to customers. Something I could have done on day-one. Here's what they told me.
Cutting corners and reducing scope was the only way to finally launch publicly.
Uncovering a glimpse of value and shining some light on the struggles that come with indie hacking.
I did exactly what I said I would, but only after I shaved a few yaks.
Exploring what to build next & prototyping a "solution".
I launched my ecomm brand and got zero sales. Let's analyse the results!
A month of failing to get things out the door & feeling embarrassed about it.
My first month of indie hacking. What a waste!
A bittersweet ending.
Taking a chance and risking it all. A selfish decision I had to make.
How to breakdown in 3 easy steps. My first monthly retrospective.