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Win or lose today, make sure you learn. The biggest failure isn't a setback, it's a setback you don't extract a lesson from. Stay curious! 🙏🏻

The difference between Elon Musk launching rockets into space—where most of them blow up, yet he keeps going—and Boeing, which spends five years perfecting a rocket only for it to explode anyway, is simple: One takes chances, embraces failure, learn

Failed in Public - Day 4: The Punch. I was supposed to be sharing my launch link today. Instead, I'm sharing this. A few hours ago, a critical, show-stopper bug appeared out of nowhere. The core of my app just... broke. My first instinct was to panic

Well, today was the big launch day for my open-source Flutter tool, Crazzy. And to be brutally honest, it was a complete failure. Zero stars, zero users, zero downloads. It's a gut punch after 3 months of non-stop work, and for a second I thought abo

6 Things You Gain By Embracing Failure and Learning From Mistakes Are you going to look at failure as the end, or are you going to take what didn't work as a lesson and do better? 1. Failure is a valuable learning experience. 2. Failure builds res

It's Monday, the new week begins What's your Goal for this week?

It's been a great week, cracked my first b to b partnership and got my first bunch of users too.

Airbnb, now worth ~$100 billion, was rejected by 7 investors in 2007. Not because it was a bad idea, but because VCs reject 99% of startups. Lesson: If ALL your plans depend on VC funding rather than customer funding, you are already fighting 99% f

Finally built our SaaS, Churnaizer. It keeps users loyal, predicts churn before it happens and gives you razor-sharp user insights. Monthly subscription is $149… But for launch week, the first 10 users get it free. DM me or comment “access” to grab

Failure isn't the opposite of success - it's the foundation. Every mistake is tuition for the next breakthrough. The only failure is quitting too soon.