Life Goal: Maximise moments of contentment
My life goal is to maximise the moments of contentment. To gain perspective from the perspective slowing down gives me.
Eugene Scheepers
Build in Public: GoKiddo [Part 9]
The value GoKiddo offers the users increases as the amount of listings increases. The success of GoKiddo will be slow at the beginning and then all at once.
Stick to your guns
This is the post where I tell you about the not-so-romantic part of entrepreneurship. The part that no one writes about.
Build in Public: GoKiddo [Part 8]
If you are interested in websites and how they work and if you would like to build your own website, I encourage you to check out Astro and Tailwind CSS. It's really fun building a website and a skill everyone should have.
Stop bikeshedding and build the damn thing
Bikeshedding is an observation about the human tendency to devote a great deal of time to unimportant details, while crucial matters go unattended.
Build in Public: GoKiddo [Part 7]
Everyone who's ever taken a shower has an idea. It's the person who gets out of the shower, dries off and does something about it who makes a difference.
Build in Public: GoKiddo [Part 6]
Don't get me wrong, building an app like GoKiddo is hard, but I think the real challenge is going to be to actually get people to use it and to get businesses to add listings.
Three Traps of Entrepreneurship: Rethinking Success in Business
By reassessing our priorities, shifting our focus to sustainable businesses, emphasizing the importance of cash flow, and rethinking our approach to hiring, we can avoid these traps and build businesses that are not only financially rewarding but also provide us with the freedom and balance we seek.
Build in Public: GoKiddo [Part 5]
When simplification is no longer possible, you have found the solution.
Rediscovering the Simplicity of Time: Going Back to an Old-School Casio Watch
Remember, time remains constant and unchanging, even as the world around us spins wildly with technology. Choose how you engage with it. Choose simplicity. Choose control. And in my case, choose an old-school Casio watch.