Get up, turn on coffee machine, down a pint of water, have my espresso, work on my own projects for two hours.
After that, I hit the gym/run, take a shower, and start my work day. When I've been unemployed, my "work day" was hitting up friends for jobs/scouring my linkedin network to see who works where for potential leads.
You'd think two hours isn't enough but in that time I've managed to build/write:
- a bill splitting service
- a jobs aggregator
- an appointment scheduler
- a room booking service
- a graphql API monitoring service
- a site speed monitoring service
- an uptime monitoring/status page service
- a blog with dozens of top ranking articles
- a book
Get up, turn on coffee machine, down a pint of water, have my espresso, work on my own projects for two hours.
After that, I hit the gym/run, take a shower, and start my work day. When I've been unemployed, my "work day" was hitting up friends for jobs/scouring my linkedin network to see who works where for potential leads.
You'd think two hours isn't enough but in that time I've managed to build/write: