Alright, dev functionality restored. I have a MacBook just for this reason, so my capacity to work on my projects was never interrupted, but setting up everything from scratch was an adventure on this Mac Studio.

Although, this allowed me to utilize most of Laravel Herd Pro —…

Current world

How do you decompress after a hard day's work?

Arvid Kahl I just checked out your site.

This is a heck of an idea and will be useful.

12 hour power outage. The surge royally bricked my Mac Studio, I was unable to restore my existing disk, I’m now reinstalling the whole thing.

Let’s see if my backup strategy isn’t just wishful thinking 🤣

Honestly, twitter/x is more inspirational than ever.

Each time indie hackers or experienced devs post their small issues, reminds me it’s about figuring shit out.

Oh nice, my episode on C-Roc Mike Ciorrocco’s “What are you made of?” is out.

We covered a lot of ground: from the emotional turmoil of selling a business you love to building the next one in public, we got into it all. Check it out!

open.spotify.com/episode/77LpyX…

What's your #1 skill you'd wish you could monetize?

DO IT

Was a wildly successful program for AI companies that participated. :)

The energy from this fast-paced environment is electric

Why would anyone ever want to work from home??

As an indie hacker, I struggle to commit to one thing over all the other possible options.

My target customer —or rather, the ideal customer profile— is no exception.

So, why not make a choice in public?

Here's my approach — and ultimately, my choice.

tbf.fm/311

★ Just published a new episode of The Bootstrapped Founder: 311: Finding my Ideal Customer Profile. Listen: share.transistor.fm/s/062a0de3

This was supposed to only go to our Podsqueeze users but since I love the indie community I will share it with you too 😍

Head over to our Podsqueeze insta to get the chance of winning a brand new rode mic 🎙️

Your MVP should be a 'Mafia Offer,' something your customers can't refuse because it's too good to pass up. You can accomplish that by focusing on achieving the 'minimum viable' part of your MVP. Solve one critical problem really well. Don't do anything else.