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03/25/2026
Looking forward to today!
I've spent the last couple of weeks vibe designing and vibe coding three new websites — replacements for my business site, personal portfolio, and a new branded service I'm building with my brother-in-law.
My sites have been on FG Funnels, and I've been happy there. But after upgrading to Claude Max a few months ago, I wanted to build them myself. What I discovered: I can do more, and do it faster, than ever before.
Two things unlocked this:
1. Schema markup for AI visibility. FG Funnels doesn't support it. Custom-built sites do — and that means AI tools can actually ingest and leverage my content to drive traffic.
2. Voice-to-site workflows. Instead of wrestling with block-based editors, I use Wispr to dictate and Claude to create and update pages in real time.
Here's a concrete example: I expanded all 21 case studies on my portfolio. After the AI got some details wrong, I dictated 8,500 words of corrections — and it's currently updating all 21 simultaneously.
Done by hand on FG Funnels? Weeks of work. Done this way? A few hours.
And the new sites are scoring 100 across the board in Lighthouse — before I've even set up CloudFront caching.
I'm going on a short vacation, but when I'm back, here's what I'm planning to share:
📌 Week 1 — A day per site: what I built, how I built it, and why I made the decisions I did.
📌 Week 2 — The tools I'm using and how I've been building and iterating them for product management and web development work.
Excited to pull back the curtain on all of it.
I have so much work that I don't even know all the work that I have to do.
The mountain is so big I cannot see all of it at once.
In the past, this would have frozen me. Days or even weeks would pass with me overwhelmed, procrastinating, moving nothing forward. Or I'd fall into the project planning trap—spending days building giant lists and checklists instead of making actual progress.
What I do now: I set a 10-minute timer in the morning, write down everything I can think of that I need to do, and figure out the prioritization. What's the next right thing?
Then I get to work.
That 10-minute list is usually three or four days of work, maybe a week. It's not everything I need to do, but it's the stuff that was top of mind, weighing on me, important.
And as long as I'm doing stuff and moving it forward, I'm making progress.
So if you're feeling overwhelmed by work you can't even fully see yet—take 10 minutes at the start of your day, write it all down, then get to work.
What's your pattern when the workload gets overwhelming? Freeze up or fall into planning mode?
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