Day 085 | Week 12 summary
March 25, 2012
This has been a very interesting week starting with everything feeling a bit unmanageable to ending on a very positive note.
Tag: week 12
Day 084 | First meeting with an accountant
March 24, 2012
Today we went to see an accountant that had been recommended to us. Other than being really informative it’s been a good exercise going through and verifying the approach we’ve taken as well as having made the whole thing of the next stage feel a bit less “big”.
Day 083 | The importance of staying connected
March 23, 2012
This week, with me being particularly tired, and the change in how I felt after our catch up yesterday, has reminded me of how important it is to me to have a co-founder and other people to talk to about the whole startup thing.
Day 082 | First face-to-face since SXSW
March 22, 2012
Tonight was the first time our little team met up since I left for SXSW and combined with a good night’s sleep it’s made all the difference.
Day 081 | A pinch of fear mixed with a pinch of excitement
March 21, 2012
The work we did before SXSW was a lot of the initial set up. Now that is done the proper set up begins and that is both exciting and a little scary.
Day 080 | Freelancing at its best
March 20, 2012
I’ve slightly dreaded starting a new freelance contract. We’ve got so much to work on with byFlock and in a way it’s a little disheartening that I’m not able to just work on our products but instead have to do other work to pay the bills.
Day 079 | Trip review
March 19, 2012
Having never been to SXSW before I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. It’s safe to say that it was more full on than I had imagine but incredibly inspiring and full of amazing people that I feel really honoured and lucky to have met and gotten to know.
Why you should write every day
You probably think you have nothing to write about but once you start it gets hard to stop. Honestly.
Writing is an incredibly important skill at all levels. By writing every day you reflect on things in a different and clearer way and you become better at expressing yourself. If you haven’t tried writing every day, give it a try for 30 days to begin with. I did it every day of 2012. Seth Godin has done it for years and swears by it.