One indie hacker made 7k MRR in a few days, and the next got his OpenClaw bot to launch a token on Base and earned 15k.

I have Claude Code open as a desktop app, researching how I could clone an idea for the German market. At the same time, a ChatGPT agent is running to find out how and where I can start a company cheaply abroad, so I can get away from German liability.

I have 10 more ideas and several other projects that are on hold because I want to focus on the next big thing.

I feel like a deer standing on a highway, seeing lights everywhere and knowing that it should get off the road as quickly as possible, into the forest where it feels at home and can follow its nature.

But all the AI tools that shine their lights have an insane appeal that my ADHD brain somehow can't resist.

At the same time, I'm incredibly euphoric, insanely excited about vibe-coding successes that would have been unthinkable for me months or years ago, and at the same time incredibly paralyzed and feeling further from real traction than I've been in years. Quite a paradox.

I deliberately wrote this text 100% by hand, without the help of AI. But even here, I was "afraid" of wasting time writing instead of letting the next AI agent do something that I wouldn't use in the end.

Ultimately, this means the text is not as good as it could be because I am not taking the time necessary to write a really good, appealing text.

Nevertheless, I simply felt the need to get this off my chest. Maybe writing this by hand, slowly and imperfectly, was exactly what I needed to do tonight.

And maybe you're reading this because you're standing on the same highway.