Day 35 of building my app in public.
Today I spent more time thinking about the product than writing code.
The more I build, the more I realize that solving user problems and simplifying the experience matters just as much as implementing new features.
Progress isn't always measured in lines of code.
#BuildInPublic #Startup #Flutter #ProductDesign #Entrepreneurship
If you're insterested in why am i doing this , you can find it here
https://www.reddit.com/r/NonZeroDay/comments/1mvxbcb/day_1_of_posting_my_todays_plan/
thanks a lot for coming by ! 😃
so looking at my previous days i notice i have problems i cant really do all the plan daily sometimes , because like company work and promote stuff is open ended , it pending the others. So instead of that , now i give them measurable thing to be defined as done , i think it will helps , i will make it easy at first , and then i will add other stuff ofcourse if i finish all this plans quickly each day
Here's the updated of what i'll do today :
🏋 Exercise (Low priority but done first) 60 diamond pushups (15 × 3)
🟩 Language Duolingo daily mission
refine portofolio & find new remote jobs
do company work 9-5
develop both of my freelances project
and now i have new trick while working like i put my iphone on airplane mode then download epub for atomic habits , since then my craving to binge watch youtube tiktok etc gone , i become a reader while working lmao
so far its looking good
Thursday, July 2
(Goal: go to bed and wake up at the same time: 01:00 – 09:00)
Went to bed at ⚠️~ 03:50 – 09:53
Sleep duration: ~6 hours
Running: ~ 00:30 – 01:15
Last meal: ~ 18:40 (I had tried finishing dinner at 17:10 before this, but it apparently wasn't enough; I shifted my lunch time)
👹 Mistake: I had the chance to go for a run in the evening but didn't take it—I was waiting to meet up with relatives
Nutrition ✅️ (Goal: eat healthy foods first, then sweets and pastries)
Physical activity ✅️ (walking for at least 30 minutes; Day 183 of running) (Found out a bit late whether or not I needed to submit the homework, so I rushed to finish it -> need to clarify homework details in advance)
🎯 Goal: 120–180 minutes per day on the project (Ph + Bl) + time for unforeseen circumstances
🗳 Result: ❌️ Min Ph (lately I’ve started skipping project days, even though it’s important to me. This might be because I start late—I’m dealing with accumulated fatigue, which reinforces the habit, plus I’m not getting enough sleep 🧐)
Speed of getting started on tasks: average
Conclusion of the day: I’ve been sleeping very poorly for the last few months due to anxiety. I probably need to read a book about sleep—right now, it’s something I’m neglecting
goals-
reinforcing habits-
If you're insterested in why am i doing this , you can find it here
https://www.reddit.com/r/NonZeroDay/comments/1mvxbcb/day_1_of_posting_my_todays_plan/
thanks a lot for coming by ! 😃
so looking at my previous days i notice i have problems i cant really do all the plan daily sometimes , because like company work and promote stuff is open ended , it pending the others. So instead of that , now i give them measurable thing to be defined as done , i think it will helps , i will make it easy at first , and then i will add other stuff ofcourse if i finish all this plans quickly each day
Here's the updated of what i'll do today :
🏋 Exercise (Low priority but done first) 60 diamond pushups (15 × 3)
🟩 Language Duolingo daily mission
refine portofolio & find new remote jobs
do company work 9-5
develop both of my freelances project
and now i have new trick while working like i put my iphone on airplane mode then download epub for atomic habits , since then my craving to binge watch youtube tiktok etc gone , i become a reader while working lmao
so far its looking good
Everyone talks about big transformations, but I'm more interested in the small habits that didn't seem like much at first.
For me, simply showing up every day.even when I don't feel motivated has taught me more about consistency than waiting for motivation ever did.
What's one small habit that made a surprisingly big difference in your life?
I'd love to hear real experiences instead of generic advice.
I’ve been thinking about why most fitness and habit apps are so easy to ignore. They send a notification, you swipe it away, and nothing really happens.
Would it feel different if an accountability system actually called or texted you when you missed a planned workout?
For example, if you did not make it to the gym, it might ask whether you still have time to do one push-up, take a five-minute walk, or complete the smallest possible version of the goal so the day is not a complete zero.
A coach could also be notified when you are starting to fall off and reach out personally.
I’m curious about a few things:
Would calls or texts actually help you take action?
Should the tone be supportive, direct, or fairly harsh?
Would reducing the goal to something tiny feel encouraging, or would it feel pointless?
At what point would this cross the line from accountability into being annoying?
الشروط:
- يكون بيحب يقرأ كتب ( دي ضرورة) مش شرط انه يكون قرأ قبل كدة كتير بس المهم يكون عنده الرغبة
- ولد او بنت مش هتفرق المهم السن من ١٧ او ١٨ و مش اكبر من ٢٤ سنة
- مستواه في الانجليش b2 او اعلى
- حد منطقي وعقلاني عشان هنتناقش في اللي بنتعلمه
السيستم هيمشي بيننا ازاي؟
- هعمل جروب لينا ونختار موعد محدد كل يوم نتابع فيه تطور بعض
- تواصلنا سوا ميزيدش عن ساعة يومياً فقط
اللي مهتم/ة يبعتلي على طول وهنشوف مناسبين لبعض ولا لا