I'm a software engineer transitioning into the world of solopreneurship. With over a decade of experience working remotely and developing web applications, I've had the opportunity to work on projects of varying sizes, from those serving just a few customers to those reaching millions of users.
In today's asynchronous world, writing is a superpower. I have a tiny blog on HEY World where I jot down my thoughts once or twice a year. My greatest hits? Probably the tales of how I joined Gumroad and then, four years later, how I left.
Over the years, I've tinkered with small projects, scratching my own itches. None of them were winners, but each was a valuable lesson. I've never invested more than one or two months of work in any of them. I'll keep placing these small bets because one of them is bound to hit the jackpot one day.