Adam Stachowiak

And so I try my best to push back.

On the Atom who wants to go the easier route, which is solve brand new problems and never actually finish and deliver.

Right.

To really kind of push the thing that really should go next over that hurdle to be usable by not just one but by many, which is really my biggest issue with my software.

But I really have to work hard to be disciplined because I am kind of overwhelmed on what I could do, what I should do, and what I want to do, that it takes a lot of discipline in this world.

So I would say be careful out there, y'all.

You are cracking up in something that could not go back in your bottle, so to speak.

That is very true.

And it's very, very hard, and I have to be very disciplined to be balanced in my life and then also balanced in the work I put out there in terms of software.

Yeah, I think it's – I mean I don't want to be doom and gloom, but I do have a slight concur on that because I think before I leave my office, I think what could I kick off while I'm gone?

But then I have to really push back and say, you know what?

It doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter.

Every moment is a wasted moment.

You could be building software right now.

What are you doing?

I know.

Why am I talking to you, Burke?

I could be making some things, you know?

You could have built a 100,000 MRR project and instead you did this.