Thomas C.

If you are really interested in others and truely want do connect/interact, then I think starting new discussions in such a community is a nice opportunity. I am not a fan of starting new discussions just for the purpose of starting a discussion and because it pushes your streak or something

Okay, I can't ignore this :D Of course I use my own small web-app to track the shared expenses of me and my girlfriend: spendingspace.com

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Thanks for sharing! As someone who just started dipping a toe into the SEO game, getting backlinks seems to be the hardest part and I haven't really found a good strategy for that.

For inspiration, I googled "Logo creator" and tried a few. In the end, I created it myself using Inkscape.

I don't really have a favorite month. But strangely enough, I have the feeling that I am more aware of the second half of the year (September/October/November). March / April / May just seem to fly by

Question from a rather new user: Does the streak really have any impact other than "forcing" people to visit the site every day?

"Just do it!" I know, this is some kind of a meme, but I think there is a lot of truth in it. I think the importance of this message is also confirmed by some of the other quotes mentioned in this thread.

Sure, I am currently building a landing page for my MVP, so spontaneous feedback is always valuable: https://spendingspace.com

I am able to do both, but I mostly work in the office. Main reasons: * My commute is about 15-20 minutes and a mixture of going by bus and walking for a few minutes. I like this as a clear cut before and after work and it forces me to not sit around all day * Although not necessarily being key to execute my tasks, communication and social interaction with other colleagues happens automatically...

I have a follow-up question on this: Would you try to engage and create/share content as your "brand" or as yourself, the "indie hacker / bootstrapper / CEO".

I think it does not matter who tweeted it and which dates were given. But as AI moves more and more into our lives, it makes sense to think about such scenarios. However, I also think one has to be more specific. What does "smart" even mean?

I think it helps to find it easy to connect and interact with other people. Especially with first contacts. In my experience, this is something that extroverts tend to do better than introverts. However, I know a lot of introverts who are on fire when talking about their own passions, especially in front of others who they think understand what they are talking about. So I think it is easier...

I still have my account in case "it might be useful some day", but I don't actively log in or something.

It depends on what you call work. I am employed and have a contract for 40h a week, so I am "working" at least 8h a day. I am free to spend my working hours whenever I want, but I usually work from 7:30 - 16:00. After that, I usually "work" on some side project in a range from 0 to 6 hours a day.