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"THE SPARK IN THE RAIN"

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Thirty euros in the bank, a dream too big and no plan B. There were no investors, no funding, not even a “lifeline” to cling to. There were only thirty euros in the bank, a bunch of failed attempts and an idea that seemed impossible.

the spark in the rain

💡 This book is for you if:

You feel stuck and think you don't have enough resources.
You want to build a digital project, but don't know where to start.
You want to understand how to turn difficulties into creative energy.

⚡The Spark in the Rain, is not just a book.

It's a beginning.

With the ebook, you also get access to the community and tools that are changing the way digital products are created.

● Chapter 1 - The obsession with 95%.

● Chapter 2 - The spark in the rain.

● Chapter 3 - A programmer without code.

● Chapter 4 - When courage costs more than money.

● Chapter 5 - The last card.

● Chapter 6 - The day you press “PUBLISH.”

● Chapter 7 - Domino effect.

● Chapter 8 - From ebook to ecosystem.

● Chapter 9 - Beyond the abyss.

● Epilogue - Seize your spark in the rain.

👉 It is not a motivational manual.

👉 It is not a technical book.

👉 It is the raw and authentic story of how, without investors or programming skills, an idea born in an ordinary room became software used by thousands of people.

What it is not:

The spark in the rain

When I finally found the courage to show something from Blue Lime Editor, it wasn't a big launch. There were no conferences, professional videos, or advertisements. There was me, my laptop, and a few posts thrown on Reddit, LinkedIn, and the mailing list I had painstakingly built over the previous months. I wrote words that I thought would spark curiosity. I chose screenshots that, to me, were proof that I was creating something different. I pressed “Publish” with the same tension as an actor stepping onto the stage at the premiere of a packed theater. Then... Silence. No comments. No likes. Not even a reply email, not even to say “I'm not interested. ”

Nothing..

It wasn't just disappointing. It was as if the world was saying to me, “You're not even good enough to be criticized. ” And that feeling, for a creator, burns more than any insult. In the days that followed, I reread my posts looking for mistakes: maybe the text wasn't persuasive enough, maybe the images were wrong, maybe... I was the problem. Then came the thought I feared most: “I got the wrong product. ” I was convinced I had failed miserably. That conviction was a heavy burden. I looked defeat in the face, and for the first time, I felt like I had to accept that it was all over. It was raining outside. And in the rain, as I stared into space, something happened. It wasn't a loud voice, it wasn't a theatrical epiphany.

It was almost a whisper...

a spark in the rain.

I listened: “Don't give up now! ... Not yet... Believe in yourself. You'll only make it if you keep going.

” I don't know where that voice came from.

Maybe it was the last drop of pride, maybe the fear of admitting that I had wasted seven months.

But I know that listening to that voice took more courage than I had ever had.

Believing in yourself when everything is going well is easy.

But believing in yourself despite everything and everyone, when the odds are stacked against you, when there isn't even the slightest positive sign to cling to...

when you look around and see nothing but problems to solve... then, believing in yourself...

once again, trust me,

is really hard...