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The indie hacker path is hard and full of traps (and by indie hacker I mean any entrepreneur).
You have to combine not giving up when an obstacle comes up with knowing when to iterate because the idea isn’t good or the market changes. On top of that, at the beginning you have no idea what you’re doing and have to learn >5 disciplines at once.
Entrepreneurship is the final exam of capitalism.
Leave me your email and I'll let you know when I publish something new.
Yeah, making over 100k a year is great. My main goal when I came to Switzerland was to find a better life: to escape the lower middle class and find hope for a brighter future.
I'm moving back to Spain 🇪🇸 For those of you who missed yesterday's big news: over the next few months, I'm leaving my job in Switzerland and moving back to Spain to work on my projects full time. I have too many ideas and too much to do. And not enough time.
Launching new products is scary. A ton of hours spent on something that might end up being worth nothing. And the closer you get to the finish line, the more you want to say fuck it all.
