👋 Hey - Egemen here. |
I've been chewing on balance lately. |
On one side, the boring stuff that keeps us alive. On the other, the experiments that might blow up in a good way. |
Writing this week feels more like a mind dump than a plan. A mix of survival, small experiments, and thoughts on what makes it worth continuing. |
Well, I hope you get something out of it. |
Here's a snapshot of what's on the menu today: |
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I've been thinking a lot about how I split my time lately. |
Most of my week goes to stuff that just keeps the lights on: making sure requirements are met, keeping the product from breaking, watching runway so I can sleep at night while scouting for new projects. |
But every once in a while I force myself to try something that feels a little out of the box like a little growth experiment that doesn't make sense on paper. |
Shipping a feature nobody asked for (aka vibe coding) but I can't get out of my head. Saying yes to a partnership that probably won't work but might be huge if it does. |
Think of it like a barbell. One side is all the boring survival stuff, the other side is the wild bets. The mix isn't 50/50. More like 90/10. |
If the survival side cracks, I'm done. But if I don't leave a little space for the wild stuff, I just grind until I fade out (or pass out). |
The funny part is the wild experiments that work eventually migrate to the "stable" side. |
Suddenly the thing that felt risky last year is now just part of how I operate, and then I earn the right to try something new. |
That's been a good rhythm for me. Stay alive, swing occasionally, repeat. |
Bit of a mind dump this week :) |
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