Three things I stopped doing that made building in public actually enjoyable.
Three things I stopped doing that made building in public actually enjoyable.
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Great insights! Often, the mental barriers we impose—such as obsessing over perfection, fearing negative feedback, or over-sharing every detail—can turn building in public into a stressful experience. By letting go of the need for immediate perfection, embracing iterative progress, and setting clear boundaries around what to share, it becomes much more sustainable and enjoyable. Moreover, adopting a mindset that views public building as a journey rather than a performance encourages authentic engagement and valuable community feedback. These small mindset shifts can significantly enhance both the process and the results. Thanks for sharing your experience!