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Most founders hide behind their product too much. People don’t trust a logo. They trust a face, a voice, a real person explaining the “why.” Your product may solve the problem… but you make people believe it’s worth trying. Show up on video. Let p

Bro if you've built something Drop your website Let the internet see your talent. Don't hide like a ghost dev

Wait… why does the 📅 calendar emoji always show July 17? Not June 1. Not December 25. Not even today’s date. Always — July 17. It’s one of those things you’ve probably *seen a thousand times* but never really *noticed*. Until now. Here’s the fun

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Alright the new update feels nice but I honestly can't tell what's new the old notification style was actually better it stood out more and in the streaks I really liked the old fire emoji but the best thing in this update has to be the post views fe

which essential steps should I take to generate the first sale or Demo and how to build trust in the market when the tech is new. Is anyone helps me and want to share his experience or opinion?

Why do so many smart founders avoid being on camera? I’ve learned it’s rarely about confidence. It’s about control. Video forces you to show the parts you can’t polish, rehearse, or hide behind a deck. But here’s the twist: those unpolished parts a

In today’s world of consumer brands… Is it necessary for founders to come in front of the camera? To share their story? To show the face behind the brand? Gone are the days of the ghost founder — or are they? Because today’s audience doesn’t just b