This is 100% me. I've built many solutions for my clients who were not simply CEOs with MBAs but engineers with actual problems from the industry. When I think about indie hacking, to me it feels like a cheat code to be part of another industry and know problems outside of the software development world.
This point of view is so needed to be resilient in todays world where you develop something that the next minute is gazillion times cloned everywhere.. Some excellent middle point between take action and understand the whole picture (and all that is implied behind the scenes)
Thanks for this super pill of peace that exercises us to breathe in times of neverending data bandwidth..
This is 100% me. I've built many solutions for my clients who were not simply CEOs with MBAs but engineers with actual problems from the industry. When I think about indie hacking, to me it feels like a cheat code to be part of another industry and know problems outside of the software development world.
This point of view is so needed to be resilient in todays world where you develop something that the next minute is gazillion times cloned everywhere.. Some excellent middle point between take action and understand the whole picture (and all that is implied behind the scenes)
Thanks for this super pill of peace that exercises us to breathe in times of neverending data bandwidth..