First of all, I wonder if I really want to develop a product.
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Developing Kineto was a lot of fun.
- Thinking about concepts and directions, implementing them, and conducting user tests.
 - Also, I enjoy the engineering aspect of software development.
- Thinking about design and architecture and implementing them.
 
 
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However, I don’t feel much motivation or excitement to continue developing and doing business-related tasks to scale the service.
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Fundamentally,
- I don’t have a strong desire to make the product bigger.
 - Also, I feel like I have limited experience and ability to create things that are focused on the user.
 
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I wonder why.
- It could be because I have never experienced it before.
- You won’t know unless you try things you like or dislike
 - Maybe there is a fun process that I haven’t experienced yet, and that’s why I lack motivation.
- I think this might be the case (blu3mo).
 - In fact, I might feel motivated to try it.
 
 
 - It could be that I am using the lack of ability as an excuse to cover up the fact that I lack motivation.
- I don’t like this idea (blu3mo).
 - But I think it might be partially true.
 - Well, I also want to try it out to verify and grow from it.
 
 
 - It could be because I have never experienced it before.
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I haven’t fully organized this discussion yet, but for now, I want to set goals and challenge myself in the areas that I haven’t explored yet, as mentioned above.
- For that, I want to work on Creating Something with React.
- Start small in terms of scale.
 
 - Also, I want to do Internship 2022 with this purpose in mind.
 
 - For that, I want to work on Creating Something with React.
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Actually, high school students shouldn’t have to worry about these things when I think about it calmly.
- I think this is partly because I often see people around me scaling their services and raising funds, which has caused me to have these concerns.
 - Of course, it’s good to be inspired by them, but No Need to Rush.
 - As long as I am aware that I am not finding things uninteresting just because I haven’t done them before,
- In that sense, Living in a Way that Clears the Fog of the World seems important.
 
 
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Insights obtained from discussions in various places:
- It’s Fun to Make Things We Use Everyday
- I realized this during the Nota Internship Spring 2022.
 - It is also mentioned in /villagepump/2022/02/02#61f9d9426eb4060000ba56ea.
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I won’t continue something I don’t use myself… (inajob)(基素)(sta)(sta)(kuuote)
 
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 - Yeah, that’s right, Dogfooding.
 - Even if there are no users other than myself, continuous development would be enjoyable if I use it.
 - I want to practice Egocentric design.
 
 - Maybe I am too focused on the idea of “spreading the product.”
- from 20220318村田さん
 - Once I take a step, I feel like I have an obligation to continue running for a long time.
 - But there is no such obligation, and maybe I should just see it as taking a step forward if I want to.
 
 - /nota
 
 - It’s Fun to Make Things We Use Everyday
 
- from Can’t Continue Development Even If I Make It
- I wonder why.
- When v1 or PoC is completed, I feel a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction.
- Maybe because I haven’t experienced the excitement that comes after that, I tend to be drawn to other short-term interests.
 - I do have a desire for continuous development and operation.
- It seems fun, and my interest is quite strong.
 - However, I feel like I lack the ability to persist, like /nishio/めげない力.
 
 - Should I consciously set “continuous development” as a goal and try something?
- I do have motivation to make it a goal.
 - Because I have admiration for it.
 
 
 
 - When v1 or PoC is completed, I feel a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction.
 - Well, I don’t think it’s good to be driven by a complex when comparing myself to others.- It is important not to be swayed by the surrounding circumstances and to prioritize whether you are enjoying yourself.
 
 - I wonder why.
 - I want to consider and pursue the fundamental evaluation function of life.
 - Creating something with React.