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How "soft life" creators use ableism and shame to force founders to slow down, lose their spark, and abandon themselves. A soft life is not morally superior to one filled with spontaneity, joy, creativity, and flow. Over the past several years, I've noticed a trend in
Editor's Note: This post is part of our "Build in Public" series, where some of our technical (and non-technical!) founders in The Commons share what the day-to-day reality of building a business is like. Today's post is from Breanne Dyck, co-founder of VisionaryOS -
I am a tab horder. It’s not unusual for me to have 5 different browser windows with 15-20 tabs each. ChatGPT. Slack. Google Sheets. Facebook. My calendar. And a Notion doc someone promised was “up to date.” I mean, it’s just how my brain works. And while it’
10+ minutes. Grab a coffee for these.
Founders log, day one. Am I committing to daily? Absolutely not - my ADHD could never. But today marks day one of my build-in-public journey with micro- and nano-SaaS as a vibe coder with just enough knowledge to be dangerous (to myself, mostly.) These blogs will be my honest, and
I’m such a dinosaur, I remember the early days of the internet. Not like the ARPANET early days, I was a toddler. But back when digital commerce was just starting to be a thing. People used to fight for something called “net neutrality” - the idea that ISPs shouldn’
When I was 17, I went to the computer store to buy a new PC. I had already been making some money freelancing as a copywriter, and I needed a better computer. So I walked into this store, and before we got to the PCs, I saw something that was
Real founders. Real builds. No highlight reels.
Editor's Note: This post is part of our "Build in Public" series, where some of our technical (and non-technical!) founders in The Commons share what the day-to-day reality of building a business is like. Today's post is from Breanne Dyck, co-founder of VisionaryOS -
Founders log, day three. Day two was filled with meetings, but I still found myself on the couch late at night working on both the nano-SaaS and micro-SaaS projects. While I had drafted much of what was needed for the nano-SaaS cohort in Solo School, I wanted to start building
Founders log, day one. Am I committing to daily? Absolutely not - my ADHD could never. But today marks day one of my build-in-public journey with micro- and nano-SaaS as a vibe coder with just enough knowledge to be dangerous (to myself, mostly.) These blogs will be my honest, and
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