In this video I’m basically juggling three things at once: coding, building my startup, and growing YouTube—without pretending it’s some perfect “aesthetic” routine. I walk you through a real day where I plan features, write code, and ship small pieces forward. The whole point is to show what solo founder life actually looks like: lots of context switching, lots of decisions, and a constant fight to stay focused while still keeping momentum. I also show how I use livestreaming as a tool, not just “content.” Building in public forces me to commit, get feedback faster, and keep my workflow honest. If you’re a developer who wants to start something, this is the mindset: pick the next concrete thing, build it, talk to users, and repeat. And if you’re building anything with voice/video features, I mention ZEGOCLOUD because it’s one of those shortcuts that can save you weeks—especially when you’re trying to move fast as a small team (or just you).