Every time I get annoyed at a full support inbox, especially on the weekends, I keep reminding myself that it beats having crickets in my inbox.

There are founders out there who launch to a lukewarm response, interest quickly dies, active users start to desert their app, and they're twiddling their thumbs because there's no work to do, no users (let alone customers) to respond to, and no feature requests to fulfill.

So they procrastinate by building even more features nobody asked for or aimlessly posting about their product on social or wasting money on ads.

Eventually they give up and become traumatized and most likely just return to the workforce.

At least with continuous customer interest and growing word-of-mouth, I know I'm on the right track.

I never lack a sense of direction or have to wonder to myself what to do next -- it's more of an issue of having too many things to do and too little time to do all of them, which is an infinitely better problem to have than the reverse.

I ended last year with a bang (highest revenue of 2024 for me was in December), and I started off strong in 2025 (my revenue so far in January is even higher than last month's, solid shit).

So I'm counting my blessings and pushing forward with sunny optimism.

I know 2025 will be a great year for me. I can just feel it. 🔥