I reflect on 6 months as an indie, think about stealing time for projects, and plan how I can use working from a coffee shop in the morning to provide a better structure to my day.

At my 10th new coffee shop in as many days, I write a few blog posts. And on this episode I talk about it.

I finally drop the stickers in the mailbox at our neighborhood post office. Thinking this episode about what it means to be lucky.

Back from a quick trip to Portland, today I’m thinking about the music for my Kickstarter project.

Back from a sick day or two, I talk today about Twitter’s algorithmic timeline change and why it would be nice to launch a product when your competitor has some bad news.

I take the iPad Pro and my microphone out to the front porch, to think through what work I need to focus on for today.

Today I mention the iPhone app rejection, talk about why the iPhone app itself is secondary to the web version, and reveal more about the Kickstarter.

Recorded in 3 segments, I set my alarm early this morning to get some coding done before the day starts slipping away.

This morning I was distracted a little with backups, ordering a new hard drive, and thinking about my iOS app, which was just rejected by Apple.

I start with some thoughts on basketball, my potential Kickstarter campaign, and whether it’s better to start strong or finish strong. (Go Spurs Go!)