How It’s Going The hardest part about building something is having patience. The second hardest is changing course.
How It’s Going The hardest part about building something is having patience. The second hardest is changing course.
Building an Atelier I like newsletters so much that I'm making an app to manage your newsletters, if I can find the time between writing newsletters.
Focus On Customers Before They're Customers In which Angelo realizes it's better to start by building the thing his customers want to pay for.
Cash Flow Forecasting Forecasting the cash flow needed for a new business or project gives you signal on when you need to course correct — and even when you need to quit.
Constraints Choosing enough over growth is hard. It means making harder decisions and doing the hard work of questioning your values. It means choosing first to build constraints, and then building value within them.
Book Review: Company of One by Paul Jarvis Slow growth, and a relentless focus on helping your customers succeed, is a sustainable way to build and run company of one.
Better late than worse Not screwing up may the obvious solution, but hindsight is 20/20, and foresight is tinted by rose-coloured glasses—so it's not a useful solution.
Book Review: The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber The E-Myth Revisited is a call to rethink your business, a treasure trove of insights that can help you move from just working in your business to truly developing it. But there are also criticisms of the book that microbusiness owners should be aware of.
The Experiment: Can I Build a Million-Dollar Microbusiness? It's January first, and I'm aiming to make 2024 the year that I built my side hustle into a thriving microbusiness.