Biggest takeaway from the last year is that I simply did not try enough things. I usually put off any ideas I had because I felt pressured to focus on "current thing I'm working on".

@anoncast came from half a day of work on a Sunday and fully shifted my last two months. 

Going to try to spend more of my weekends experimenting outside of what I'm building day to day vs just continuing the grind. Who knows what might come out of it?

Going to be trying "two weeks on, one week off". 

Two week sprint of shipping publicly every day on @anonworld. Then, spend the next week letting it marinate while refactoring and exploring other ideas/apps. 

At the end of the "off" week I want to be able to share something new for people to play with. Scratches the itch to try more more things while letting me process feedback on @anonworld.

First sprint of the year:
1/1 - @anonworld 
1/2 - Notifications
1/3 - EVM Multi-chain
1/4 - ERC721 Credential
1/5 - OpenGraph / Frames
1/6 - FID Credential
1/7 - @anonbot 
1/8 - Pseudonyms
1/9 - Swaps
1/10 - Communities
1/11 - Farcaster Indexer
1/12 - Refactored Post Feeds
1/13 - Profiles
1/14 - Leaderboards

"Off week":
1/15-1/21 - New idea/app

Sprint 2:
1/22 - Rewards

building @anonworld / prev: manifold.xyz opensea.io

might have to borrow this for my writing, started something like this, this year but I like the structure around it.

Michelada connoisseur. Chief Onchain Officer at /area51 since 2022 AD. Focused on digital art, tech & crypto. https://gramajo.carrd.co

It's very easy for me to get obsessed over one thing, so hoping this helps force me to be more creative. Both by trying new things but also just taking a break / step back and evaluating what I've done up to this point.