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<p>The first time I ever wrote a tutorial was out of frustration.</p> <p>I had spent a summer building an app that I hated and was in the process of shutting it down. I didn't want to leave the few people using it hanging and wanted to add an export feature so they could download their data.</p> <p>Stack Overflow? Nothing.</p> <p>Google searches? Left me empty handed.</p> <p>On the verge, I said screw it. &quot;I can figure this out,&quot; I thought.</p> <p>And figure it out I did. The code wasn't great and my confidence level about its quality was next-to-nil, but it <em>worked</em>.</p> <p>Wondering what to do after I shut down the app, I considered how much I enjoyed thinking through the implementation of that export feature. It was just the right amount of challenge. 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Nearly everyone I sat down with (figuratively speaking) had used the boilerplate I made to kickoff their own app.</p> <p>Interested in trying something new, I formalized a lot of the lingering ideas I had for those tools and organized them around a process of &quot;shipping your first app.&quot;</p> <p>It...worked. But as I soon found out, it worked a little <em>too</em> well.</p> <h2>The crash</h2> <p>Within six months of starting, my schedule was packed. So much so that I had to implement a waiting list for signing up.</p> <p>I was excited beyond belief. &quot;This is it!&quot; I thought.</p> <p>Well, sort of.</p> <p>After about a year, I noticed that I was getting increasingly tired despite taking relatively good care of myself and getting decent sleep. I was also getting irritable.</p> <p>Slowly, the happy, upbeat Ryan that people knew and (hopefully) loved started to get a bit snippy.</p> <p>What I'd underestimated when I started Clever Beagle was the sheer amount of energy it required to context-switch between several people's projects and personalities, multiple times a day, every single week.</p> <p>In reality, at peak I was working with 15 clients, 1-on-1 about ~30 hours a week. Cake job, right?</p> <p>Well, no.</p> <p>Some people I worked with were fairly advanced but looking for a better process.</p> <p>Some people I worked with were total beginners and looking for hands-on guidance start to finish.</p> <p>I had accidentally marketed myself into a corner. What I failed to communicate properly was <em>who</em> Clever Beagle was for.</p> <p>Naively, when I started, I believed that was &quot;anybody looking to learn how to build and ship an app.&quot;</p> <p>Not quite. Lost in the nuance of that decision were a ton of different factors. Not just technical factors, but operational factors, too.</p> <ul> <li>How do I handle people randomly missing appointments, rescheduling, and making sure they get credit while still on boarding new customers and marketing the business?</li> <li>How do I handle days where my brain refuses to figure out a problem or something is outside of my wheelhouse?</li> <li>How do I handle interpersonal conflicts in respect to working styles?</li> </ul> <p>It was a logistical nightmare. And this list was just the tip of the iceberg.</p> <p>Despite recognizing the problem around late 2018, following some failed attempts (lowered in quality due to my increasingly non-existent energy) to repackage Clever Beagle and better identify who it was for, I kept working.</p> <p>And I kept working. I even got the bright idea to start building my own SaaS amidst all of this.</p> <p>The result? 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I looked at the usual domain extensions I use (.com, .io, and .co).</p> <p>The .co was available so I snatched it up and went back to bed, giddy in a way that I hadn't been for years.</p> <p>The next day I continued my research. There—surprisingly—wasn't much competition for the name, especially when it came to the programming and teaching world.</p> <p>My mind was made up. 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I kept changing my mind, overcomplicating things, and not really clarifying what I was building.</p> <p>Yada, yada, yada, it was destined for failure.</p> <p>But, in a weird way, working on the app was therapeutic. It was the one thing I was working on that had <em>nothing</em> to do with Clever Beagle. It was an oasis.</p> <p>So, throughout 2019 and 2020, I kept plodding away. Eventually, following the initial shock of the pandemic (no joke, as soon as I started seeing videos of people dropping in the street in China I was taping doors shut) in early 2020, I decided to hurry up and finish the idea for release.</p> <p>In May of 2020, I launched the app as Command: the all-in-one tool for managing your SaaS product.</p> <p>Yet again, I was drained. I was happy to have finally gotten <em>something</em> out the door, but I had been fighting with the idea that it just wasn't right.</p> <p>And, to be frank, it wasn't. 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