If you’ve ever attempted to build anything on the internet, perhaps you’ve heard of Jennifer Dewalt.
She’s one of my heroes, and it’s not because she’s a tech entrepreneur.
But rather, I love her model for learning by doing.
Her own account of creating 180 Websites in 180 Days and the aftermath is a great read. And especially so, if you like what I’m doing here at The Push.
I’ll give a brief summary:
Jennifer quit everything and focused on coding.
She stumbled upon the number of 180 websites out of thin air.
After she shipped her sites, she decided to tackle a bigger project.
Ultimately, it led her to some pretty cool places (I won’t spoil the ending).
Read Jennifer Dewalt’s story here:
https://zube.io/blog/how-i-built-180-websites-in-180-days-and-became-a-yc-fellowship-founder/
Jennifer’s Impact on Me
Part of me believes this framework stuck somewhere in my bones. And while I’ve been working on The Push, I noticed that this article was hanging around in my bookmark bar.
In rereading it, it reminded me of things I’ve accomplished.
It likely helped me condense 3 years of wine learning into 6 weeks.
And it’s likely the reason I stumbled upon the idea to do 100 Peloton Rides in 90 days.
It’s definitely part of the reason I’m here.
So, in short…thank you, Jennifer.
A Quote from Mastery by Robert Greene
“Just as well-filled day brings blessed sleep, so a well-employed life brings a blessed death.”
Leonardo da Vinci (qtd. in Mastery, Robert Green p. 25)
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