My last project, was dockam.com . I had some traction in the first week of building, but failed due to lack of commitment and execution 🙃
I would like to build at least one little thing per month. 

Right now, I have some things in mind, things I want to build for myself first:

- I'm learning a lot of things about mental models, and I am starting to compile them. I would like to do flashcards for me, but also for friends/family and for my future children. Mental models are very important, I think especially in the future with AI taking over

- I'm currently toying with electron and starting to ideate a flashcard app that would be similar to Anki, but with a more modern UI and a better user experience. My goal is to have something that I enjoy to use.

- I'm currently building my personal website which will be juleslibert.com, where I want to have a routine of writing at least one small article per month. I'm not too much into tweeting, but my coworkers and friends always tell me I should open a youtube/blog/x account to share everything I share to them. So I think it's a good start and a good acquisition funnel for future consulting work.

I am still shy about public building, tweeting is not really a habit for me. I hope WIP will help me on this side, especially everything here is tidied up in a small space with makers only. I hope WIP will help me train my shipping muscles.

I'm a tech guy, and as a CTO ran a web agency building tools for hedge funds and other financial companies for 5 years. I made a lot of mistakes and few successes. 

Some examples:
- We made a lot of efforts to transform a service company to a product company, but eventually turned back realizing in our niche, it was way more profitable to build internal products that would speed up our time and manage 20+ agency customers with a team of 3.

- I'm not megarich, but I made some cash selling my company. Though, I left during my lock-up period and lost some earn out money because I was loosing this maker vibe I had with my cofounders. Corporate work is not my thing

- I did all the indie-hackers wannabe mistakes, such: building privately, spending too much time adding feature, too much building, too few marketing, not learning how to sell... You name it, I did it ! 

Also, I have strong skills in tech and strong beliefs about work, and the future of work. I'm working remotely and managing teams since 2016. Technically, I don't do bullshit, I'm focused, I'm going straight to the point.

So, I may have things you could learn from 😊. 

I hope I can make some good connections here too :)