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🚀 Beta Running
PYNGUP: Rebellion against toxic productivity
Beta limited to 100 spots. Tasks become social commitments instead of lonely to-dos.
This morning, I plunged right into the pool - a cold plunge, as it's called. Getting up early, preferably while it's still dark, and then into the cold water. It's amazing how it yanks you out of your current state. You go from 0 to 100 immediately.
So, what's the goal for Day 2? To maintain focus. Gain clarity and stay on course. Execute the things you've set out to do. Building on Day 1, this means crafting a clear and achievable yet ambitious plan.
Today is about reaffirming the successes of Day 1. Developing a small routine (cold plunging was successful).
How I maintain my focus:
The day was hectic. Appointments and various tasks constantly distracted me from the actual things that needed to be done, significantly reducing my productivity, which didn't feel good.
Actions for improvement:
Overall, it's worth noting that I did manage to complete all the tasks I had set out to do, and I feel good about that.
Specific areas for improvement:
By the way, I now have a LinkedIn profile, and you're welcome to follow me there.
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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