Day 10: Following Rules

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Commitments and everyday rules are crucial anchors for making progress in life. Rules serve as a compass that we can repeatedly align ourselves with. They represent a personal standard that we create in our lives.

However, it's important to remember that rules are not static. They can evolve, new ones can be added, and old rules can change or adapt to new circumstances.

Today marks the 10th day of my Life Transformation Challenge, where I aim to fundamentally transform my life within 50 days. My goal is to become more efficient, balanced, and successful.

As part of this journey, I will establish my own life rules, which I will follow in the future and use as a yardstick for measuring my progress.

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Nikolai Fischer is the founder of Kommune3 (since 2007) and a leading expert in Drupal development and tech entrepreneurship. With 17+ years of experience, he has led hundreds of projects and achieved #1 on Hacker News. As host of the "Kommit mich" podcast and founder of skillution, he combines technical expertise with entrepreneurial thinking. His articles about Supabase, modern web development, and systematic problem-solving have influenced thousands of developers worldwide.

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