PatriceGorissen

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   by PatriceGorissen 2y ago

   Curb your perfectionism and keep things as simple as you can. This applies not just your business, but life as well. Also, take care of yourself. Not getting distracted is difficult as it is, but will get impossible once you are exhausted.
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   by PatriceGorissen 2y ago

   Hey Andrew, This app seems right up my alley. I've been advocating mental health and burnout prevention for founders, so I'll be checking it out. Already downloaded the app, will get back to you! Best, Patrice
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   by PatriceGorissen 2y ago

   I suppose it depends on what stage of burnout you are experiencing. But I guess looking after yourself is the best way to recover from burnout. Do other stuff, even when you are feeling exhausted. Go outside for a walk, exercise, and social
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   by PatriceGorissen 2y ago

   It helps to break your goals into small ones, so you can tick them off. That activates your reward center (in your brain) and makes you feel you've accomplished something. Which you have, even if the project isn't finished yet. Al
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   by PatriceGorissen 2y ago

   I'll be happy to send it to you once it's done. In the meantime, if you come across clients that would like to be interviewed, would you mind sharing my email: HN at curbnit.com And I suppose it would be awesome to quote an expert
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   by PatriceGorissen 2y ago

   Thanks John, Will do.
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   by PatriceGorissen 2y ago

   Kids definitely make it more complicated. So little time and so much to do, right? Awesome if you want to chat. If you are on X, send me a DM at @patricegorissen, my DMs are open. Or send a mail to HN at curbnit.com
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   by PatriceGorissen 2y ago

   Define what's important for you to know, or can make you money. Then select a few reliable sources that will deliver that info to you. You could set up a Google Alert to have the news delivered to you in your inbox. There are probably
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   Want to get in touch with founders / indie devs who feel burnt out

   6 points by PatriceGorissen 2y ago|7 comments
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    by PatriceGorissen 2y ago

    Taking short breaks might help you stay more focused. Do you have any alternatives, things to do to take a short break without your phone? I would advise something that includes moving, like take a short walk (even to the coffee machine or