Hey #buildinpublic

just came across Kevon Cheung's case study about his build in public journey.

I learned a ton reading it.

Totally worth your time.

https://creator.publiclab.co/case-study?ref=toby

I will never get wealthy by selling my time.

Neither will you.

This is why I am building my own business.

And you should, too

Don't fall victim to information paralysis.

There is always more to learn.

It’s not about reading countless books.

Learning can be a reason to stay busy while avoiding being productive.

Be a smart learner instead of a classic one

"Since AI is apparently taking our jobs, if you weren’t a dev what would you be?"

Copy writer. No, wait...

Philosopher. No, wait...

Doctor. No, wait...

Artist, then? Oh, come on.

Ehm... Taxi. Driver? Ah, f#ck.

I guess, I'll become a construction worker, then.

What do you mean, 3D printing...

I always thought finding a business idea was hard.

I read many books about brainstorming, etc.

Eventually, I distilled my findings into this simple 7-step process.

#buildinpublic #indiehackers

Need customers or feedback for your startup or product?

Here's a list of 13 (😱) reddit subs you can go to.

Get feedback
• r/alphaandbetausers
• r/roastmystartup
• r/imadethis
• r/design_critiques

Attract customers or users
• r/coupons
• r/shamelessplug
• r/smallbusiness
• r/startups
• r/indiebiz
• r/ladybusiness

Various
• r/sideproject
• r/entrepreneur
• r/EntrepreneurRideAlong
• r/indiehackers

#buildinpublic #indiehackers

Transition stories in 12 words or fewer:

I went from gaining knowledge to applying knowledge.

What's your transition story?

#buildinpublic #indiehackers

I'm a big fan of always keep learning.

What are you learning this week?

#buildinpublic #indiehackers

Last week I wrote 5,122 words for my book.

I made good progress.

(my daily writing goal are 500 words)

#buildinpublic #indiehackers