David Wright ☀️

As I’m using agents now to plan, review and build I’ve added one to document like a biography writer so I can put all my decisions, problems and successes chapter by chapter in a book format. Posting in public is easy, sticking to the plan and staying the course for the long run is hard. My thinking is that by publishing chapters as they happen could be inspiring, helpful for future revisions of the playbook and a marker of how it was and how things have changed in the near future? I’m going to dable with converting sections to video as a book to clip experiment and share some juicy nuggets as posts here. One time purchase all updates included Pre launch price is available now: £9.99 for the first 20 copies sold 🚀 buy.stripe.com/fZu8wO8fb6165…

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I’ve found a pattern finally after being in the developer world over 20 years. Fatigue and getting things to a point of semi finished, as complexity from the initial conception naturally increases as you explore and design/develop more of the project often slows the brain and the desires to achieve. The pattern of successful makers in this area use a waterfall like project approach. This is where a small quick project satisfies the attention syndrome and assuming generate success helps motivate to more success and ideally leads and supports the next slightly bigger project. The success, assuming happens again, then you’ve guessed it helps support the original bigger more complex but more rewarding project that you shouldn’t start with. You have multiple previous successful projects and probably many more failed ones but you have more stamina and more motivation because you’ve done it before. You may have sold one to give you a nice buffer for the next or you may still be running it but it’s your validation that it can be done. This is where the successful people live. Off the confidence and conviction of smaller wins leading up to the original good idea. In this day and age storying telling along the way in the variety of formats available builds the audience and potential customers and again contributes to that success. This has all come about because last night in bed I had a tiny idea and now it’s about executing that to help build my bigger longer term project which in turn will help me with my dream project that is way bigger than something just I can build. Speed is of the essence now and there are only 6 more Fridays until Christmas 🚀

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