brio09

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by brio09 3y ago
https://harshal-patil.com/ I started writing 3 years ago. I'm not sure if Wix has a RSS feed, but I rate limit my posts to once a week at https://harshalpatil.substack.com/ I write about business, entr
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by brio09 4y ago
Those thoughts resonate a lot with me, thats how I thought of writing this article. 1) the drive towards a common goal 2) a group accomplishes more 3) ideally would want a job (time you are compensated for) that intersects with your interes
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by brio09 4y ago
makes sense to find the right coworking space(s) or group up with indie hackers. I recently found an indie hackers group and there was at least one person there who also missed in-person time. So maybe thats a possibility! I found one very
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by brio09 4y ago
That's an amazing perspective from 2 years in. A few weeks before writing this article, I tried joining a co-working space. I was there to work around people. I went and chatted with people. I went to their weekly breakfast social even
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by brio09 4y ago
The admin side of things really pain me and I reflected on those as I wrote this article. Glad it resonates with your experiences and interesting that after a while you went back full time. Every week I'm doing new admin stuff and I wo
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by brio09 4y ago
Ah didn't realize the heading misled you. When I wrote this article, these were surprises for me too. Missing meetings? missing feedback? missing physical offices? I still don't wanna think about going to full time work again, but
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by brio09 4y ago
I didn't realize my article got shared on HN. Glad it resonated with you. Completely agreed with the improvements you are thinking of: 1> dedicated time. I love the flexibility of taking up projects that I'm interested in, anyt