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imagine being a startup founder in 2025 and still manually writing blogs like some kind of digital caveman bro there’s AI now go hunt traffic, not paragraphs

Quick audit: How many blogs did you actually post this year? Not drafts. Not ideas. Not “half-written.” Published. Live. Out there. If it’s less than 30, you don’t have a traffic problem. You have a consistency problem.

Currently the audience in a talk show with the CEO with Medial, Niket Raj Dwivedi. There will be an AMA session soon, so please ask your questions here and I'll try to ask them to him.

Hello Startup Enthusiast If you want to know if your startup is feasible or not. If you're struggling to hit the break even or generate profits. You can contact me. I'll provide you free consultation.

Me: “This week, I’ll write 3 blogs, schedule LinkedIn posts, and finally fix SEO.” Also me: builds product, fights bugs, forgets everything Sound familiar? Let’s be real—content isn’t hard. Doing it consistently while building a startup? That’s th

If your struggling with your idea and features and just in the ideation process, then drop your idea I'll try to make a wireframe and how it must work. I'll also write detailed prompt for the no code AI tools like Cursor and bolt to try out. Here

Just wrote 100 lines of code. Then deleted 98 of them. Productivity isn’t about writing code, it’s about knowing which code not to write. #DevLife #CleanCode #ZenOfProgramming

From setbacks to startups — building something real. There was a time I had everything. Then came betrayal, heartbreak, and silence. But you know what? I used that silence to build. Not a revenge story — a rebirth story. Now I’m gathering a tribe. O

I almost quit content forever. Wrote 20 blogs. Zero traffic. Zero leads. Zero comments. I was ready to delete everything and swear off content forever. Then I did one thing differently: Posted daily. No perfection. No overthinking. No chasing vira

Just got this DM: "Your blogs are too consistent. It’s unfair. How do you post every single day?" First off — thank you for the unsolicited hate. Second — because I stopped waiting for inspiration and built a system that doesn’t rely on my mood, m