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My side projects contain the components of the larger project. For example, GymTools.io came into existence to teach me how to launch a PWA. The lessons learned went applied directly to JustFitness.io. Now that I've found a way to publish PWAs to the App Store and Play Store, I'll apply the cycle once more.

My life's mission statement: Build software to help others with skill acquisition and maximize their human potential in body and mind. This is why I'm still awake 0301.

I just use a password generator or whatever Firefox recommends. For sites that should be used with higher security practices, I have a spreadsheet that tells me when to update.

I employ the stoic lesson found in the following books. - How to Think Like a Roman Emperor: The Stoic Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius by Donald Robertson - The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck: A Counterintuitive Approach to Living a Good Life by Mark Manson

I made it myself. It's not great, but it's good enough. I'll hire a pro once it matters more.

What are Hard Customers? Are they "difficult" people or are they people you feel you need to convince?

I use Discord to communicate with friends and family. Though it's marketed toward Gamers, It's a really powerful, text, voice, video, and screen sharing application. I really have a hard time using anything else.

I'll consider myself a success when I can quit my job and work on my projects full time. Luckily my expenses a really low and I'm a minimalist.

No habit tracking app will change your life. Only discipline will do that. To answer your question, I use my fitness tracking app to make sure I don't miss more than 2 days at the gym.

Company of One Why Staying Small Is the Next Big Thing for Business - Paul Jarvis

My life's mission statement. Build software to aid in skill acquisition and personal development.

Right now I only use twitter. Mostly with the #buildinpublic hashtag. So far so good. I haven't tried any of the others just yet, so a comparison wouldn't be appropriate.

Yeah It's great. So far I've mostly used it to get feedback on ideas.