Addiction can be both destructive and constructive.

The key is channeling that energy into things that matter.

I was addicted to the game Limbo, I quit.

I am addicted to stock markets, I made money.

You quit the wrong addiction, keep the productive ones.

It's not about killing addiction; it's about steering it.

Find what moves you, obsess over it until you thrive.

Focus your addictive energy into what benefits you now.

Measure the results.

Refine your approach.

Stay obsessed until the results are undeniable.

"Find the right addiction, get the right results."

Oh man! AI these days are saving a lot of my time.

I went to meet a client today, who needed an android app.

They wanted me to provide them with a quick estimate, and showcase that I understood their requirements correctly.

I sat there in their office for couple of hours.

I quickly did a clickable prototype using Claude.

I designed db as per their requirement using ChatGPT.

I gave them a ballpark estimate with the help of ChatGPT and negotiated it.

Now I’m working on a proposal where ChatGPT is helping me write one. With fluffs and details.

I’ll be literally going to use Cursor to build this app in less than 2 weeks.

AI is getting wild lately. Saving a lot of time.

Ps: 13 years of experience doing such things, not just AI, but with right inputs.

Did you guys see my new picture?

Actually it's a same one, but bit zoomed in like you guys suggested.

Hope it looks good.

Progress, not perfection.

Last week I did this. https://t.co/pwyxIhokEN

I had something else in my head, but because of out-of-touch, I could do only that much.

This week I tried the same are in my iPad, with a little more patience.

What do you guys think?

I call this “It’s… https://t.co/gDn4NTjX7f

I try to take breaks, but still not enough.

For me it’s the uncertainty that binds with indie hacking.

Until I could make the revenue that can help me pay my bills and beyond.

It’s exhausting, and sometimes, no break feels satisfying.

How do you handle so much of uncertainty?

What keeps you flowing?

I sometimes was thinking, how could someone write 10k tweets in 2-3 years of being on X.

Me, already 1.9k tweets. Almost more than 900 tweets in 2 months I guess😌

It’s just being consistent and connecting with people.

Rest of the vanity metrics with automatically grow together with it.

Got a new client finally, after talking to them for a month. I have one week to present the demo.

If you are designing a logo for your product, you have launched your product too late. https://t.co/npmEScqhrG

This is the biggest reason why I started building https://t.co/G4UorMpomv.

Your content and audience should be your decision, not some corporations decides what you can or cannot do. https://t.co/uXg5vH90ZC

Already using it on my notes and I call it“inner guide”. And here’s something interesting. I’m even comparing with my competitors of my product and trying to write pSEO blog posts with it.

https://t.co/nrgd8vcfIA https://t.co/SX4E0RI78t