It& #39;s been a year since I started this Twitter account and dived head first into #nocode.
It truly changed the game for me.
Here are some reflections.
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It truly changed the game for me.
Here are some reflections.
Prior to no-code I was just an ideas person... all talk and no action.
To make my ideas a reality was too expensive. It involved hiring a developer, or trying to learn coding (again).
No-code flipped this. Now building is... dare I say it... too easy?
2020 has been an awful year in many ways.
But the excitement of creating new things has kept my mindset positive. My friends think I& #39;m weird as I& #39;m more energised now than ever before.
I don& #39;t know many entrepreneurs so don& #39;t have anyone to talk to about this stuff. Becoming part of the Twitter #nocode community has changed that completely.
I really value the friendships I& #39;ve made with people across the world.
It& #39;s what the internet is for.
Launching 15+ projects in the past year has taught me a huge amount about myself.
Strengths:
- Strong bias for action
- Happy to learn by failing
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Weaknesses:
- Lack of structure and process
- Too lazy to validate ideas
- Easily distracted
2020 has taught us that even the biggest companies are one pandemic away from failure. There is no such thing as a secure job.
I used to see side-hustles as an aspirational pipe dream, but now I see them as a sensible way to spread your risk.
One year and 15+ projects later, I& #39;ve made a total of £3,044.47 on the internet. Not enough to live on just yet.
I know I haven& #39;t yet found true product-market fit, but I feel I& #39;m getting closer.
My goal for the next year is to reach £10k MRR.