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Solo agency owners. How do you fight mental resistance? I need to work but I can't make myself do so. (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by wmx11@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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I'm a solo agency owner and a software developer. More than a year ago I quit a lead developer position job due to burnout. Soon after I opened an LLC and have been working under it since.

I have a couple of gigs here and there, and one long-term client that brings in most of my revenue.

Meanwhile, I started building a product and a tool to help me manage and streamline some of the work I do.

The journey was okay for a the first 2 months of non-stop planning and coding.

Now I just seem to get stuck on the ideation phase, not to mention the implementation. It's all there, I just need to code it.

Or I know that I need to start working but that code editor, man... I don't want to open it...

No, not today.

It feels like my brain circuits are fried because I can happily go for a long hike, do other physical activity, read, write articles or other posts, anything that doesn't require too much brain power.

So guys, how do you push through this barrier yourself?

The journey was okay for the first 2 months of non-stop planning and coding.

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[–] TomFromOpenScreensIT@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

What works for me is I unplug the internet and magically I start working.