Bill-Planner: for weekly, biweekly, monthly, quarterly and annual bills.
I’m very lazy. At best, I try to do things… address an idea as soon as it comes because, while getting to know myself over the past few years, I’ve realized how laid-back I can be. And when ideas cloud my mind, the safest place to go is to procrastinate.
I get this weird fulfilment from looking at a full to-do list and an even weirder one when I actually check an item off the list.
As I write this, I have over 20+ tabs open. I get to work on each one as the idea fleshes out. I don’t sit around anymore waiting for the right time to come and meet me.
Get behind me, Satan! Or should I say, Get behind me, fear!
Over the last couple of years, I missed a few deadlines. Ones that cost me a little penalty to fix.
I can’t continue like this anymore.
So, I asked the most accessible AI (or is it SI now?) how to weather this storm.
I’d taken a free course on creating web tools, and like I said earlier, I was too lazy to get to the actual work of developing one. Mostly because I had no idea what to actually build.
I didn’t want to create something just for the sake of creating it. I wanted something I would actually use.
Then I missed it again.
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As a soon-to-be 35-year-old somebody, it’s time to start finishing up every pending idea.
That’s my late-year resolution, which will likely spill into the next year. I mean, the list is huge.
For starters, I worked on my first web tool: A Bill-Planner.
It’s a simple tool for keeping track of weekly, biweekly, monthly, quarterly and annual bills and seeing what all those bills add up to over a year.
Seeing it go live was so surreal… Na me do this one? 😂 Impressive.
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What do you think? Or like my people will say, “Kedu ife iloo?“
