I started creating a website builder full time around 16 months ago, and haven't launched yet.
The number of times I've felt like "WTF are you doing...", "Who is even going to use this?".
I track my time and typically only actually spend 2.5h coding a day - sometimes more, sometimes less. I wish I could spend more time on it but it honestly just feels like a slog, and I kinda feel like I'm still recovering from a deep seated kind of burnout.
So, I do what I can and try to be kind to myself.
I love that I'm able to have the time to be able to work on my own creation, to learn new things and am excited for how it'll all turn out.
I decided when I went all in that this was my decision and I would see it through - a kind of ultimatum to create my own business or shut it all down and go to work and forget about building my own stuff. If I go broke in the process, so be it.
This process has given me a lot of respect for everyone else out there that has ever started their own business.
The number of times I've felt like "WTF are you doing...", "Who is even going to use this?".
I track my time and typically only actually spend 2.5h coding a day - sometimes more, sometimes less. I wish I could spend more time on it but it honestly just feels like a slog, and I kinda feel like I'm still recovering from a deep seated kind of burnout.
So, I do what I can and try to be kind to myself.
I love that I'm able to have the time to be able to work on my own creation, to learn new things and am excited for how it'll all turn out.
I decided when I went all in that this was my decision and I would see it through - a kind of ultimatum to create my own business or shut it all down and go to work and forget about building my own stuff. If I go broke in the process, so be it.
This process has given me a lot of respect for everyone else out there that has ever started their own business.