Right now, I see two options regarding my approach: fully embracing the "build in public" route and focusing only on what earns money, or acting as if no one’s watching and doing what I would naturally do.

I don't discount the fact that building in public has significantly helped me maintain consistency and achieve everything I have up to this point. However, if I were to become overly strict about it now, it wouldn't feel authentic and would seem pretentious to me.

The underlying aim is to become the best version of myself while remaining accountable. I have no desire to prove that I’m smart or capable; I'm not. I’m simply a normal human being who loves to have fun and pursue activities I enjoy.

Considering this, my current desire – and frankly, what's needed for my sanity – is to focus intensely on e-commerce automations.

Why this area? Because throughout my recent challenge, the ecommerce operations consumed a substantial amount of my time. In fact, looking back over the last five years, it has consistently demanded significant time and energy.

So, what am I going to do about it?

My plan is to thoroughly systemize these processes. As I build these systems and automate them for my own use, I realize this effort might evolve into a service I can demonstrate and offer to others. It feels like tackling two birds with one stone: reducing my own time commitment and potentially increasing revenue, while also developing a solution I could sell to others facing similar challenges.

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Thanks for joining me on this Ultrapreneur journey! Let's build something extraordinary, exposing vulnerabilities and the obstacles we face.

To your unconventional success,

Vaibhav

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