October started with a burst of energy and big dreams for #Deeditt, but two weeks in, and I'm feeling the struggle 😓. Every single day, I've been pushing myself to create content, test different social media strategies, and honestly? I now understand these platforms inside out 🧠 but very poor growth. Actual social networks require time and that's something I reject to spend on them.

I'm working on a new release that's going to be a #GameChanger. Deeditt is getting a premium layer 💎 because...

During our trip to Nicaragua, I noticed something simple but deep, my son was different.

He laughed louder. Ran longer. Asked more questions.

We're visiting #Nicaragua 🇳🇮 — my home country. The trip from Ireland is long, but this change of environment, even if just for a week once a year, feels deeply worth it. And honestly, I think the one enjoying it the most is my son🐣.

Everything here is different. We're surrounded by #family — a big, warm, ever-moving family. It's the simple life of a small town: quiet, humble, but so full of life 🙌. We're staying in a large house with an enormous backyard, trees, plants, dogs, cats, and...

I've been feeling a bit stuck with the challenge lately 😕 but #Deeditt is still moving forward behind the scenes with new features, bug fixes, and better mobile app integration. These days, I've been juggling Deeditt's internal changes, a few social media posts, and my part-time job work. The urgency is because I'm taking a few days off soon, and I want to wrap up everything pending so I can just write and keep documenting for my mental health.

A relevant things last week is, I stopped my...

Wrote 30 minutes about how the structure of the book works and how to implement the practices.

It’s been three weeks into this #challenge, and I’ve started to notice where my expectations don’t quite line up with reality.

The blog is getting more traction than the landing page, which feels strange. Part of me wonders if I’ve been putting too much energy into content that’s easier to engage with, instead of guiding people toward the real goal. It’s a reminder that attention doesn’t always equal action.

Mi ceremonia oficial de naturalización fue en Febrero, pero debido a los viajes y la procrastinación apliqué hasta Julio por mi pasaporte Irlandés. Lo recibí en menos de 4 semanas. 🥳 Y aunque es un trámite más y el documento no es más que una pieza de papel, tenerlo en las manos se siente como algo "real".

Sí, haber acudido a la ceremonia era más que confirmación, pero hoy en día tengo algo tangible. 🛂🛂🛂

This first week felt like a storm of effort with little to show—no clear wins, no users joined (yet), and a constant push against the current of social media.

I reached out to dozens of people, refined my message daily, and stayed active across platforms. But most replies were cold or absent. Some felt like they just wanted a new follower, not a conversation, just attention. That’s the hard part—realizing most platforms are built for performance, not conn...

Today felt both short and long at the same time. Too many things fighting for attention: refining my strategy, researching keywords and niches, defining archetypes, releasing a new version of #Deeditt, preparing blog posts, social content, and even the monthly newsletter.

So many moving parts that I barely managed to finish.

Balancing all parts of my life while building #Deeditt hasn’t been easy, but even through the challenges I feel like I’m moving forward on what matters most. Since launching the web version, things have changed a lot—visits are #growing, and I feel the platform is starting to attract the right kind of attention from people who also notice the gaps in today’s social networks.

Recently, I decided to set myself a public #challenge: reach 100 users in 4 months. At first I wasn’t sure how people...