My daughter asked me why I'm always on the computer in the past month.

I didn't have a convincing answer yet.
For weeks, I was deep in infrastructure nobody could see. Configuring networks, routing models, debugging systems that produced few visible output with OpenClaw.
I wondered if it was worth it and some doubted as well.
Then a few days ago, I woke up and everything had already run — research filed, drafts written, data organized.
The system I built in silence started working on its own.
That's the thing about infrastructure:
It looks like wasted effort until it doesn't. And when it clicks, it compounds without you.
The hardest phase of building is trusting the direction when nobody — including yourself — can see the result yet.
Stay Invested in the Game 🐍