In this day-in-the-life vlog, I’m basically documenting the part of solo founder life that feels the most awkward for me: marketing. Coding is straightforward—there’s a bug, you fix it, you ship. But getting people to actually care? That’s a totally different game. I talk about why startup marketing feels harder than software engineering, especially when you’re used to being a “builder” and suddenly you need to become a “promoter” too. I also share the mental friction that comes with trying to get traction without feeling salesy or cringe. Early-stage marketing is a lot of guessing, repetition, and putting yourself out there before you have proof anyone wants what you’re building. There’s no guru formula here—just me being honest about the discomfort, the slow progress, and the mindset shift I’m working through while building my own product. If you’re an engineer, indie hacker, or solo founder stuck in the same loop, I made this to remind you it’s normal—and you’re not behind.