I share how embracing an 'ugly MVP' philosophy, prioritizing speed and core functionality over aesthetics and perfection, led to faster validation and better product outcomes compared to my previous over-engineered projects.
Launching an MVP is just the start. I'll share the scrappy, often uncomfortable, tactics I use *after* hitting the launch button to find my first real users and gather crucial feedback, all without spending a dime on marketing.
Building in public is praised a lot, but what's it *really* like? I'll share my raw experience, including the moments of self-doubt and the unexpected benefits, offering a balanced perspective on this popular indie maker strategy.
Sharing my journey publicly has been scary but rewarding. This post unpacks my 'building in public' experience, highlighting the unexpected benefits and moments of awkward vulnerability.
After realizing some of my online content felt 'forced' or 'generic', I developed an 'Authenticity Audit' framework to ensure my public presence truly reflects my values and attracts genuine connections, not just metrics.