6 lessons that I’ve learned in 2021

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2021 has been an eventful year for me. I have explored new fields and grown as a person, and looking back, I can hardly recognise the person who started this year with an idea to go to Kickstarter, she feels so distant to me now. And she has no clue of what’s awaiting her. So, as the year is ending, and before I start making plans for 2022 (that would undoubtedly seem naïve by the end of 2022 again), I am taking the opportunity to […]

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Setting the date

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This week, we took another important step towards Kickstarter: we set the date for the start of the campaign. January 11, 2022. Well, to be honest, this date has been rolling around in our thoughts as a possibility for a while now, and we’ve mentioned it to reviewers when we sent out prototype copies for reviews, but this week, we’re announcing it publicly. We sent out the email newsletter to our subscribers yesterday, and we’re sharing it over our social

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A 3-part to-do list

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For a large part of 2021, I was balancing a full-time job, a large project in my free time, and climbing. The full-time job obviously occupied an 8-hour slot of the time that was cemented, but I could time-manage the other ones the way I wanted. At first, I did them by my gut feeling, prioritising on the way and focusing on the thing that was most urgent. It wasn’t the best method, as I would usually find the Kickstarter

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Addicted to likes

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‘You got the Facebook page set up? Congratulations,’ he said. ‘But beware — it’s addictive.’ And he was right! It is a special feeling when you click that ‘post’ button and the page starts beeping with notifications of people liking what you shared. Especially the first few times, when you are still a bit unsure of what you are actually doing with posts, and when you’re still finding both your voice and getting acquainted with the technical stuff. It’s like

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