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In my opinion, here are some thoughts and I hope it's helpful:

Ideate and create your wireframes, mockups, prototypes, etc. You have to make your idea visible and ready to talk to others. Some tools that can help you with this are Whimsical (flowchart), Visily (wireframe and mockup), Justinmind (Prototype). This step can wrap up all your idea and you can use them for presenting to others. In the end, no one can succeed alone, find a Co-founder - a CTO to build up the product with you. You can have some freelancers to execute and build an MVP.

My most prioritize still be the Automation workflow (Onboarding flow for new users). Any more recommendations guys?

Oh! An open-source marketing automation. I will give it a try. Thanks a lot, mate.

Thanks for your suggestion mate! But the cost is quite high and it's also the main reason I'm finding a Hubspot alternative. Do you have any better recommendations?

Can a no-coder create a game by himself?

Hey kakar, thanks for your recommendation. But can you recommend any other tools easy to use for non-designer? I found that Adobe and Sketch are a bit hard to use to me. T.T

There are many ways to improve your UX skills. I've gotten to know UX here for 6 years. I'd start to research all the things about UX, try to learn from the foundation to advance knowledge, I found all the things related to UX on the internet, join the designer community (Facebook, Reddit...) to learn from each other and senior guys. Besides that, UI UX design tool can be very helpful to practice your skills, such as Figma (for pro player), Balsamiq, Miro, Visily (for newbie).

I use phone for 3 hours/day and I'm now on the progress to reduce time spending on phone by have more workout activities, find a remote job. You can also try to find a new hobby such as cooking, reading, or maybe listening to a podcast.

Buy a bike, ride it and explore the city or your local by bike is an interesting experience. You can search for some workout exercise like push up, pull up, cardio... on youtube. Combine with a healthy meal plan will works.

Some tasks take more than 25-min so I wonder is that lead to the interruption of focus?

I haven't checked it yet. I just want to solve it by myself first