Yesterday, I finished a first version of the landing page for the 365 days of side-project challenge. The idea is to have a method that will help you develop the habit of working on your side project every single day. When you are coming back from work exhausted, have to take care of the kids, prepare dinner and all the other household tasks, you feel completely drained and you just don’t want to do even more work. Read more

I started working on quite a few different projects in the past, whether in my personal or professional life, and the beginning often felt overwhelming. I did not know enough, or did not have a specific enough idea. There were too many moving parts. Pick your poison. I noticed over the years that this feeling came from taking on too much at once. When you don’t even know where to start, and think about too many things at once, your brain just stops. Read more

In the last few days, I started writing down in a more systematic way the systems that I created for my life. Ultimately, I want those systems to be ways to keep improving every day, even on the days that I don’t want to do anything. I am convinced that if you don’t improve every day, you regress to a lower state of yourself, and that is something that I really want to avoid. Read more