Most of the time, when I'm working on my own, I miss the feeling I'm not alone in the difficult moments, especially when I'm stagnating or the results tend to decline.
When you have a co-founder, it's a little better.
Maybe there are support groups for solo-founders (like build in public)
Or there are meetups, online networking/calls, where you get advice.
Or do you solve it with a partial "step back"
Where do you look for support and redirection? (Personally, I wouldn't want to slip into talking to ChatGPT.) :D
I ve been in this industry for almost 10 years. Most of the time, I ve just been writing code and completing projects for my boss. But now that I m middle-aged, I ve started to develop some ideas of my own and think about planning a path for myself.
Recently, my daily routine hasn t been very healthy. On workdays, I usually go to bed between midnight and 2 a.m., wake up at 7:40 in the morning, and then rely on weekends to catch up on sleep.
But over time, I started noticing some problems low mood, difficulty concentrating, daydreaming, slower reactions, and sometimes not wanting to go to work at all. I realized that sleep has a huge impact on me, yet I keep staying up late.
I m always falling short of getting 8 hours of sleep, so I want to build a tool to track my daily sleep duration and calculate my sleep debt and fatigue level.
We ve all been there: you transfer money between your savings and checking, and suddenly your budgeting app thinks you just "spent" that money twice. Your net worth looks like a rollercoaster, and the AI assistant gives you advice based on bad math.
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