Iโve heard advice for indie devs to make app that solves a problem you have. Iโm having trouble with that. I get excited, start going, but it seems like my problems change or go away before I finish the app and I lose interest. Have I just not found the right problem to solve?
@mattcassinelli That's an interesting framing I haven't considered before. I think I need to be looking more broadly, instead of how can this solve it for me, how can it just solve the problem in general, for others too.
@marcpalmerdev That makes a lot of sense. I think that's the part I'm struggling withโI lose motivation partly because I haven't found the right motivation for me. Need to be better about thinking about what would be useful for other people too and not just me.
Workflows, perspectives, philosophies, etc. can change a lot. How do you handle it when those changes don't align well with your projects anymore? I seem to lose interest so quickly. Love of coding only gets me so far. Could be I'm not tackling the right sized problems?
It was a nice cool morning so I went for a run and went 10 miles. Farthest Iโve run since 2019. Iโll try to go farther one of these days. In the meantime Iโll just keep carbo loading just in case.