I have a lot to learn so that I can create my business. Think about sales, SEO, marketing, pricing, packaging, more coding… So much can make your head spin. I decided to stop trying to learn one topic after the other, and just keep on trying my best on my business. Two reasons: Continuous learning is important, but if that’s all you do, you’re not moving forward (guilty) The best way to learn is to apply. Read more

Everyday, it is hard to get started working on my side project. I may not know what I have to do for the day, or I may just be tired. If I don’t make the effort to at least get started every day, it will end up going nowhere. And I don’t want that. My goal for the year is to have at least launched a project officially, and get at least one client. Read more

What I’m lacking now is the producer mindset. I’m still feeling stuck in the consumer mindset where I just get some information in and don’t put much out. I’m trying to change that, starting with this daily blogging challenge, but I’m not sure I have the correct approach still. Here is the first question to as then: How to go from a consumer to a producer mindset ? After consuming for a few minutes, here is an answer that makes sense to me: Read more

Learning a bit more everyday is quite difficult. The process is painful, and you usually have to push yourself to actually learn it properly. This means doing what you are learning. And doing it bad at first. For me, and to get introduced to some topics, I will probably write about those topics to try to explain them to myself. It will mean research, but I will surely learn a lot in the process and will have to at least do some parts of it. Read more

I switched the focus of my work since I started this challenge. First I was creating forms for SRE to collect all the requests they were getting, then I switched to creating a 365 days of side project challenge. But that’s not all. Before all that, I was working on a way to have a starring system integrated to your static blog, to see which posts were liked most, and before that, a todo list that acted as a tree first, with the idea to make it reorganizable and create virtual trees. Read more