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The June Sprint: From "Build" to "Launch"

Published 3 months ago • 1 min read

It’s done.

After weeks of juggling schedules, battling bugs, and fitting development into every spare hour I had, the GlomeSpace Shopify App is officially ready for production.

I’m submitting it for review this coming week.

If all goes according to plan, by the start of June, we’ll be live. We’ll be onboarding our first Shopify sellers and moving into a summer of aggressive marketing and growth. It’s a pivot I’ve been waiting for: moving from "Building in the Dark" to "Operating in the Light."

The Lesson: The Danger of the "Drift" As I looked at the calendar this morning, it hit me—we are standing on the edge of summer.

In the startup world, it’s easy to let seasons slip by. You get so caught up in the "hustle" that you wake up in September wondering where the year went. But I’ve realized that whether you are launching an app or planning a vacation, success depends on Intentional Strategy.

If you don't lay out a plan for the next 90 days, the time will go unnoticed. You’ll drift instead of drive.

How to Own Your Next 3 Months. Whether your summer involves scaling a business or reconnecting with family, here is how to make sure these three months count:

  1. Define Your "Production" Goal: What is your version of my Shopify App? What is the one thing you want to have "live" by August?
  2. Schedule the "Unstructured" Time: If you want to visit relatives or travel, put it on the calendar now. If it isn’t a strategy, it’s just a wish.
  3. Audit Your Marketing: We are moving into a marketing-heavy summer at GlomeSpace. Ask yourself: How am I "marketing" my skills or my goals to the world right now?

The Bottom Line I’m excited—and honestly, a little nervous—for what this summer holds. But I know that the work we’ve put in during the "quiet months" is what will make the "loud months" successful.

Don't let the sun set on August 31st without knowing exactly what you accomplished.

What about you? What is your "Big Move" for the summer? Are you learning a new skill, visiting old friends, or launching something of your own?

Keep journeying,

Best Regards,

Ariho Seth,
Founder & CEO, GlomeSpace.
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Ariho Seth

I'm the Co-founder & CEO @ GlomeSpace, an entrepreneur, YouTuber, and maker who loves to talk about business & entrepreneurship, content creation, and technology. Subscribe to my newsletter.

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