The Hidden benefits.

As we had a conversation in the last email, how taking the Build in Public course from him changed my life.

But it was not the end.

In fact, it was just the beginning, the beginning of a journey that is still going, as you see me every day.

It gave me a new life, to be very honest with you, here is what I am doing today:

• A MERN stack developer (learning every day)

• Not missing a single day of Gym in the last 2 years

• Building my creator business on Twitter

• Helping people build theirs too.

When I first started the build-in-public journey, I didn’t know the hidden benefits apart from what the guy told me.

Trust me, there are tons of other things it taught me which I could never think of.

What are they? Let’s dive deep into it:

1. More time to do fewer things

This might sound unconventional, but trust me when you get direction and know exactly where you are heading, you don’t need to do 10 things.

3-4 aspects to progress in, through effective goal setting, leads to quality work.

If you try to do everything at once, you stay average at all of it.

2. Made my first $ online

As you know, building in public and 100daysofcode is not only about sharing what you did with others, it’s about creating valuable content too.

I provided value to my audience, some paid for it, some don’t, the ultimate Twitter growth guide was my first step to building a business.

3 people paid for the FREE product, a FREE PRODUCT.

Why? Because they trust me with the value I provide and know what’s inside is going to be helpful for their own journey.

3. Networking opportunities

I get to know people working in various domains and fields of life, if I want to, I can tweet that I want XYZ job in the ABC field, and people will support me.

Why?

I built the network, you see?

Building in public not only gave me access to a new network but also exposed my skills to various opportunities too.

4. Rid of my anxiety

Literally.

I was a socially anxious guy who did not show up at events just because I would have to deal with people.

But after talking to so many new people, and getting on calls with them, I got more and more comfortable with interacting.

Today? I teach people how to start learning to code, build an audience on Twitter, network and build a brand.

Change is the law of nature, you have to embrace it.

This is why I preach about building in public, and the 100DaysOfCode challenge.

Your effort is only as good as your systems, relentlessly working hard isn’t gonna get you results.

And I have built exactly what uses such systems, and methodologies to progress faster than ever.

I too was frustrated to show up daily, but not be able to code myself, and not stay consistent with it.

So guess what?

I have been cooking something for you all, something that will change the trajectory of your coding journey forever.

Something to keep track of your progress, set goals, task lists, and templates.

What is it?

Well, that’s for the suspense ;)

Tomorrow, your coding journey will take a new turn, a direction that can change your life for good.

I am going to launch something nobody has ever done before.

And for that, you, my email sub, will be special.

I will have to log out for now, we’ll talk about it, the final email of the series, tomorrow.

Mark the date and time.

9:30 AM IST, the revolution.

- Atharva “The impact” guy

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