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Hello all,
I've been lurking the forum for some time and joined today. I'm here for one reason; to hold myself accountable by documenting my journey publicly.
I am a 32 year old software engineer. For years I've let many ideas swim around my mind, pondering "what-ifs" and talking myself out of taking a risk on one of them. All my skepticism has accomplished is denying myself a chance at real freedom. So tonight I will begin work on one of my ideas, despite the familiar negative energy telling me I'll fail. The only way to prove that thought-pattern wrong is to invalidate it through action. I'm committed to becoming successful if it means I have to fail (learn) many times. I'd rather fail pursuing my ideal reality than succeed in living a lie.
My high level plan is this:
1) Minimal effort landing page designed to convey the UVP
2) Drive some traffic to the page to gauge demand
3) If demand -> proceed to build MVP, else -> move on to the next idea
I will follow this routine until demand presents itself, and go from there. I'm open to feedback on this approach from more seasoned folks.
Cheers!
I've been lurking the forum for some time and joined today. I'm here for one reason; to hold myself accountable by documenting my journey publicly.
I am a 32 year old software engineer. For years I've let many ideas swim around my mind, pondering "what-ifs" and talking myself out of taking a risk on one of them. All my skepticism has accomplished is denying myself a chance at real freedom. So tonight I will begin work on one of my ideas, despite the familiar negative energy telling me I'll fail. The only way to prove that thought-pattern wrong is to invalidate it through action. I'm committed to becoming successful if it means I have to fail (learn) many times. I'd rather fail pursuing my ideal reality than succeed in living a lie.
My high level plan is this:
1) Minimal effort landing page designed to convey the UVP
2) Drive some traffic to the page to gauge demand
3) If demand -> proceed to build MVP, else -> move on to the next idea
I will follow this routine until demand presents itself, and go from there. I'm open to feedback on this approach from more seasoned folks.
Cheers!
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