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Interestingly!! Good companies make products that customers want. Great companies make products that customers don’t yet know they want.

I might regret it later for posting this, but it is what it is "i ain't mid. I AM THE BEST"

If you’re building something, don’t wait for the “perfect launch.” No ads, no fancy design — I just shared a working demo. 48h later, people from 50+ countries were using it. don’t chase perfection. Just make it usable and post it.

People buy for 2 reasons: Desire for gain Fear of loss But fear is 2.5x more powerful. Don’t just show how good life gets with your product Make them feel what they’ll lose if they don’t act. Fear drives action. Use it wisely.

“I need to think about it” means two things: 1. They don’t feel the desire to own it. 2. You didn’t trigger enough emotion to make them act. Logic doesn’t close. Emotion does. If the fear of loss > reward, they’ll walk. Make the upside irresistibl

Ever wonder why founders read all the right books but still make the same mistakes ? Here’s the thing: they don’t follow the basics!!! Let's break down the top 10 things every startup book covers, but most founders ignore (and later regret) on Medi

Day 26/30 indie dev learning People don’t remember features. They remember how your app made them feel How does yours make people feel? #AppStore #playstore

8 habits of naturally charming people : 1. They make you feel like the only one in the room. 2. They speak slowly, like their words carry weight. 3. They don’t overshare, but leave traces of mystery. 4. They match your energy, then switch it up.

• Brands don’t sell products; they sell emotions. • Your brand is not what you say it is—it’s what they feel it is. • Customers don’t buy products; they buy better versions of themselves. • People remember stories, not features. • Price gets you cus