2021 Yearly Goals, Five Year Plan
Here’s my personal and professional long-range plan. It changes
constantly.
2021 is about getting my feet back under me having gone through a
lot of transitions. My main goal is to hit my stride and find a
sustainable balance.
- Close SKILSTAK’s physical doors
- Return to full-time corporate work
- Learn Cloud-Native and Kubernetes enough to do my job
- Move all curriculum online
- Build and maintain rwxrob.tv community
- Be present for my wife as she grows in the art scene
- Get healthy again (fit in my Patagonia gear)
- Find a solid place to plan our next geographical move
- Add back a limited amount of gaming for relaxation
I have a lot of micro-projects that together add up to a lot of time:
- Get all my rwxrob.tv bash prototypes in a usable state with full docs
ready to port to Go later:
zet, yt, twitch, twitter, clip,
chat.
- Refactor
conf-go and cmdbox-config to be in since with
template-bash-command
- Complete
cmdbox-gen SSG module in Go and plug into zet bash script
- Get all SKILSTAK content into a public or private archived repo of
some kind
- Complete 2021-2022 Beginner Boost content organization and plan
- Clean up and migrate off of GitLab
- Port all previous knowledge base content (about 2000 zettels) into
current
zet repo
2022 was going to be the year we move out of our apartment, but
looks like Doris will have a studio holding us here for at least another
year, which is fine.
- Reconnect with boys (travel and do digital nomad thing)
- Figure out streaming from the road for rwxrob.tv and rwxrob.live
- Get CKAD, CKA, and CKS
- Complete the 2022 Boost content
- Release
CmdBox into full production
- Release
PEGN into full production
- Begin port of rwxrob.tv tools from bash to Go as
mim
2023 and beyond includes a move and lots of other stuff that doesn’t
fit into these other years:
- Redesign skilstak.io as interactive tech learning game
- Update previous Boost content
- Apply to speak at select (relevant) in-person conferences
- Kick off afk.works and seek organizers
- Revisit the Knowledge Exchange Grid (KEG)