I hear this a fair bit in my Accountability Coaching sessions. My usual prescription: carve out that time on the calendar like a doctor's appointment. Devices can be bricked (put in a shoebox / drawer, turned off). Kids can make good playtesters. There's always a way =)

Fair. Do you feel like it's difficult keeping up the momentum on a project, getting into a routine, etc.?

Worth noting: this is NOT a 'vibe-coded' project that's magically come together in a few prompts. It's been close to a year of working with a trio of flesh-and-blood humans, the lead of which used to work at Apple. It's well-tested, secure, and lightning fast.

Have a look: tabletoppublishers.com

My goal with Tabletop Publishers is a best-in-class tool to help designers organize and pitch their games effectively.

If you'd like to review the site in a blog post or video, please reach out (PM or chrisbacke@gmail.com) 😊

* My Leads: a shortlist of publishers you want to pitch - take private notes and refer to them anytime, anywhere
* My Pitches: track who you pitched, what games you pitched them
* My Follow-ups: visible on your Dashboard and color-coded to make it easier to follow-up.

Along with a tech team, we've recently finished building four new features, all of which work in sync with each other:
* My Games: track your games and their status on a single dashboard you can see and update from anywhere