Ask HN: What are your big plans for 2013?
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I was just doing my 2013 and wanted to know how others manage (what software/notebook/) and what they put in their Yearly Plan or todo list.
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#2I plan on writing another free ebook.
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#3Build more cool shit on the internet.
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#4Write my master's thesis, graduate and get a job in the Bay Area or NYC as a software engineer.
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#5Finally launch my hobby web app into the world. Usually when you think of a new year you think in big projects and not the small things that make up the big ones. So I guess ill be fixing lots of little bugs ;)
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#7Grow my software consultancy (PurpleBit) in several ways:
– Build and launch at least 3 major products for our customers (in addition to the projects currently in the pipeline). In addition, take on some smaller fun projects, perhaps charging value based instead of time+materials based.
- Hire additional employees. Goal: be a 7-10 person consultancy by year's end.
- Start taking projects in a specific niche and build a reputation as the premiere consultancy in that niche.
- Start additional promotional projects, for example teaching software courses in Web/iOS for local developers to solidify the consultancy's brand.
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#8- Continue on the path of graduating cum laude.
- Publish three academic papers.
- Get a job.
- Start a side project which actually has a chance of making some money.
- Find the woman of my dreams.
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#9Currently I use OneNote to manage projects and such. I've yet to find a really good cross-platform tool that works as well. Plans for 2013, more OSS, less MS. More coding, less managing.
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#10 - Build a useful open source project using go
- Get a few paid customers for two of my products so that I don't have to work on other's projects. (http://substancehq.com, http://schoolone.in)