On the couch, laptop on my lap, typing, waiting, planning, thinking. That’s been my view over the past few weeks.
In my previous message, I shared that I’ve been working on a new project, my new hyperfocus. If you’ve seen my documentary, you know that toward the end I talk about how, with the help I received, I started gaining more control over my life.
One of the things that really helped me with that was learning how to plan in a way that works for me, breaking down overwhelming projects into smaller, manageable pieces. And that’s something I still do.
Over the years, I’ve gone pretty deep into productivity. I’ve tried a lot of software and different methods. I enjoy working with technology like that, but those apps never really work the way I want them to. There are a lot of them, but they’re either too complex and built for big teams, or too simple. I couldn’t find one that actually fit the way I think and work.
And now that AI has gotten so good at writing code, I suddenly saw a way to build that app myself, even though I’m not really a programmer. So here I am, working out concepts, prompting, fixing bugs, figuring out the design, coming up with names, and so on.
And slowly, that’s turning into an app where I can plan and organize my life, business, music, and other projects in a simple, visual way. From bigger yearly goals down to small daily tasks, without losing the overview.
The first version of the app is getting close. I’ve started testing and refining it, and after that I want to see if it’s something that could be useful for others as well.
