> "took a long time solving challenges because have a day job and a life outside of work/tech"
What's the problem with just saying that? "I worked on this during my commute to work" or "I did this cool thing on my weekends" or "I tinkered with this in the evenings"
There is a lot more you can do with 1h per day than you think. If you're consistent.
Hell, I am currently making decent money on the side with book sales by working on writing and marketing for about an hour a day. My biggest problem has gone from "Fuck I have no time" to "Fuck, I've run out of ideas to try".
> There is a lot more you can do with 1h per day than you think. If you're consistent.
Or, for some of us, there's a lot more you can do with 1h per day than you think, if you're willing to let that one hour consume your thoughts for the rest of the time you're awake. That's much more my concern than anything else --- when I'm at work, I need to think about work.
What's the problem with just saying that? "I worked on this during my commute to work" or "I did this cool thing on my weekends" or "I tinkered with this in the evenings"
There is a lot more you can do with 1h per day than you think. If you're consistent.
Hell, I am currently making decent money on the side with book sales by working on writing and marketing for about an hour a day. My biggest problem has gone from "Fuck I have no time" to "Fuck, I've run out of ideas to try".