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Tell me you're a first-time founder without telling me you're a first-time founder...

If you're a coder and you have both a mobile and a laptop, then in most cases, when you're using the laptop, there's a 90% chance you're doing something productive.

building alone is wild. one hour you're convinced you're the next steve jobs, the next you're googling "how to center a div".

If you're an entrepreneur, share a valuable lesson you've learned. If you're an investor, share a tip for spotting promising startups.

You're bored because you're comfortable. You're comfortable because you're scared of change. You're scared of change because you lack perspective. Don't change everything at once. Change one thing at a time. But don't aim small. Big irrational go

Code every day for 30 minutes In a year, you're dangerous. In 2 years, you're elite. In 3 years, you're unstoppable. but still jobless (thanks to dear AI)

This is a great representation of how media and public react while you're the fastest growing unicorn vs when you're crashing down:

Isn't it a great feeling when you realize you're growing?

If you're a college student interested in starting a startup from scratch, comment below!