It is quite late over here, and I don’t have much to say for today. But again, what matters is the stream of consciousness that pour outs of the intent to keep it going.
Actually, I might have something to say.
I’ve been doing the daily reading together streams on YouTube almost religiously. This is weird, but I even feel comfortable doing it. Maybe that is because there’s still only, so there’s no social pressure whatsoever on my shoulders yet.
There are certain problems with this harbor for reading thought:
- I haven’t yet promoted it to my social circle, maybe in the hope of being discovered organically over time. But I am slowly losing faith in this possibility, so I might start inviting bookworms to the harbor at any moment.
- The time is not fixed yet, and that’s not a good thing. I know that human beings desperately need consistency for a series of events to naturally slip into their own daily routines, so I wouldn’t blame anyone for not being able to join me even if they already know I’m doing them every day. Reading a couple pages on a daily basis is already ridiculously difficult for most people on earth, so trying to keep up with a series of events would only make things worse.
The new book I’ve started is named Product-Led Onboarding, which talks about bettering the… that’s right, the onboarding process of products and services, and mainly software solutions such as SaaS.
And why do I even bother reading this book? Because my friend, soon I will be having some teams that I’ll be building fantastic products with, and I’d like to navigate the development process with certainty.
But, what about the newsletter?
This is becoming such a heavy task. I feel like I have to deliver the best synthesis letter ever, even though the perfect newsletter is a myth.
I am already behind the reading schedule, and I haven’t reached the mometum I need yet.