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I'm also a solo founder writing an MVP, and have been working on it for maybe a year. It can be lonely, but keep the faith. I think you're right on with hitti
by cbanek 9y ago
I'm also a solo founder writing an MVP, and have been working on it for maybe a year. It can be lonely, but keep the faith.
I think you're right on with hitting the gym. This is what I've done as well. Having people around, change of pace, and doing something that has progress I can see (body, weight) has been helpful.
Another thing that has been helpful is daily journaling to just get it out. I've been to therapy a lot, and while it can help, I find that really the best cure is to learn to help yourself. That starts with learning the actual problem, which it sounds like you need to figure out with some deep introspection.
I'm also a big fan of long walks and road trips to give you some thinking time.
- mnopqrs 9y agoThank you so much. Your words made me look at my few old notes of mine. I have written few activities which make me happy and I'd made a note to myself to fallback on them. Amongst them one is long walk! Having people around, I would pretty much like to. But I have to agree that I have been hard on this aspect since having friends kind of chips me away from goal. Background, age and other things are not on my side. And my friends have different priorities going on now. So keeping myself away for now.