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"Nothing is as real as belonging to an in-person community who shares your niche interests, lifestyles, or beliefs"
It used to be rare that I'd meet someone in real life who I'd first met online. Nowadays it's an almost weekly occurrence for me.
forbes.com/sites/kylewong…
It used to be rare that I'd meet someone in real life who I'd first met online. Nowadays it's an almost weekly occurrence for me.
forbes.com/sites/kylewong…
There are roughly 60 #indiehackers meetups/month, and there will eventually be hundreds.
I can go to practically any city in the world and make friends with total strangers who share my interests and are excited to talk about their startups for hours.
I can go to practically any city in the world and make friends with total strangers who share my interests and are excited to talk about their startups for hours.
For example, I recently met @terijyu, an indie hacker working on @vibelywithme. She's trying to create a world where these kinds of casual online-to-offline meetups are even more commonplace.
@vibelywithme I'm a homebody who never seriously considered being a digital nomad, but it's suddenly become a much more attractive lifestyle now that online networks can translate into real-world friendships so easily.
@theteriyu @vibelywithme Sorry @theteriyu just realized I somehow tagged a non-existent Twitter account 🙈
