Building-in-public

I used to waste weeks building products nobody wanted. This post shares my brutal 'pre-mortem' process for validating an idea's viability and market fit, often killing it before writing a single line of code, saving me months of wasted effort.

Being a solo founder can feel incredibly lonely. I've struggled with asking for help. This post shares my journey to building a supportive network and overcoming isolation.

Building in public means a flood of feedback – some brilliant, some distracting. I'll share my early struggles with getting overwhelmed and pulled in too many directions by user suggestions. This post introduces my 'Feedback Filter' process, a structured approach to categorize, prioritize, and integrate user insights without sacrificing your product's core identity or getting stuck in development hell.

Building fast means pushing limits, but I’ve learned to recognize the subtle signs of burnout before they become full-blown crises. I share my personal 'micro-recovery' tactics.

I'll share my introverted approach to building a small, but powerful, online community of fellow indie makers, focusing on authentic connections over 'networking' tactics, and how it's been crucial for my journey.