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Is anybody more accustomed to do dev work on their laptop and then feel the urge to work on a desktop (with a bigger screen) to tweak your app's design or feature a little more? Those who need a good solution, I use GitHub Codespace for this. You get 33.33 hours a MONTH for FREE.

Leo It's difficult and it's fun at the same time. Imagine Javascript is the only programming language you know and you're capable of building UI components using Typescript (js superset) and also code in server-side using NodeJS (js runtime). 🤩

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The only way to make your audience love your work is to make yourself enjoy the process of creating the work.

5 early morning habits that made me 40x more productive: 1. Waking up at 4am (Starting the day earlier than 90%) 2. Work out for 45 minutes (Gives me a sense of accomplishment) 3. Reading my daily, weekly and monthly planning items (Daily reminder of business plans)

Which note-taking app do you use?

This couldn’t be truer..

A really great resource I recently discovered while looking for Typography styles for a lead-magnet I'm building. Monotype. allows playing with different typeface pairs. You can also quickly switch with a keyboard shortcut: spacebar.

Is it only me or anyone else also felt you have less respect for remote colleagues than what you feel for someone you work in-person?

The best part of being an entrepreneur is NOT the "freedom." The freedom is actually the trap. It's in the independence of what to work and whom to work with.

Motivation is garbage. It leaves you when you're tired. I stopped setting "goals" and started setting Time Guardrails.

Real business development is doing the same boring thing (follow-ups, content, debugging) for 100 days straight.

The breakthrough is usually hidden in the boredom you're trying to escape.

I want to spin up a light-weight linux server to try out some Linux terminal commands and try the Vim editor. Any suggestion to which cloud server I should use? any free to low cost option is appreciated..

I have set up LazyVim configs in my Neovim editor. I've always liked how fast and quick it is than the popular text editors out there. I've always come back to Vim/Neovim from time to time. How does your coding environment look like?