dmueller39

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A flexible platform for daily routines(conductapp.net)
2 points by dmueller39 4y ago|1 comments
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by dmueller39 4y ago
I've linked to a presentation with notes for a project I am really passionate about. Video recording: https://youtu.be/avymsO_ZfOU Create Page: https://www.conductapp.net/create Website: https:/&
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by dmueller39 4y ago
Love the advice! I made a targeted team move last year to help my side project, but didn't even consider marketing. I might have to see whats available.
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by dmueller39 4y ago
> Even if my thing never takes off, it's a tool I've wanted for a long time, so I'm motivated to keep going even if it never makes a penny. This is what motivates me! Humorously, I keep getting pulled back to building the
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by dmueller39 4y ago
Marketing is a VERY different skill from building, and can take years to master. As someone who has built several side projects that landed in the "didn't make any money" bucket, it's easy to fall for the "build it
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by dmueller39 4y ago
Not Matt, but I have a similar situation (3 kids, FT job, side project). My side project has been running for a few years now, but I am able to be pretty productive on it. First, I wake up early, and make sure the side project is the first
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by dmueller39 4y ago
IMO it's good to take the advice of consistently successful investors who seem to prioritize honesty. Warren Buffet, Charlie Munger, and Chamath Palihapitiya are my favorites. My reasoning is that you can't make consistently good
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by dmueller39 5y ago
Not being too smart can be a forcing function on the quality of ideas. Very frequently the idea that wins in the minds of others is the one that is easy to think about. I am frequently caught in the trap where I am enjoying the puzzlebox co