You read the book. You highlighted the good parts. You did none of it.
So I built a Claude Code skill that goes chapter by chapter and won't let one end without a dated action and a first physical move.
@WhiskyToad I'm in the same boat, building on the side while being an outdoorsy parent. I'd love to keep in touch and connect more about the outdoors and/or software building!
@970426Com It blocks the next chapter while a commitment is unreviewed, so you can't outrun it by reading ahead.
One live commitment at a time; three skips means the plan is wrong, not you.
You read the book. You highlighted the good parts. You did none of it.
So I built a Claude Code skill that goes chapter by chapter and won't let one end without a dated action and a first physical move.
@aapakari Something that has help me is to have a plan when I start the day. So I plan with Claude at night as much as I can and in the morning before kids wake up I start implementing what I planned. Then keep the loop, it's hard but it's worth it!
@ZenModeJon Nothing better than having fun while getting rich so ideally something that excites you and sparks your creative side that could potentially make money.
Also: the takeaway gets written AFTER you do it, never from the text.
"The idea was never the bottleneck. One text to someone who already knew the answer beat 18 months of solo building."
No summary could produce that line. It's the part that's yours.
https://t.co/2MeyB6XK5i
The trick is it uses the AUTHOR's exercise, not an invented one, and sorts each into:
in-session β you answer it right now, in the chat
in-field β needs a place, a person, a time. this one becomes the commitment.