Why I built 200 Words a Day

When you are growing a tech company, it is tempting to spend all your time making and leave your voice aside.

But this voice matters. It tells you why you got started in the first place. It tells others what you stand for. More importantly, it keeps you sane.

It is not my first attempt at getting into a habit of writing: I bought writing books, I started a blog … to no effect.

Today, I am not only on a 18-day streak, but I am also making a product out of the experience.

The Product Hunt Makers Festival is happening this week, I couldn’t resist the urge to make this website when I saw people reaching out to tell me about this exact same problem.

I have two days left to submit my assignments for the hackathon, but it’s already a huge success to me:

20 users registered already as I am writing.

Making is amazing, so is writing.

This text is my 19th attempt at the 200 words a day challenge, and it is all thanks to the support of the Maker community.

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