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For years, it felt like the right choice: strong JS ecosystem, reusable code, huge community. My apps shipped, users downloaded, and I told myself: this is fine But deep down, I kept hitting the same walls The Constant Friction React Native apps a

“Don’t start something unless you’re ready to carry the same fire on Day 90 that you felt on Day 1.”

It’s been over 7 months since I built PostPocket for myself and decided to publish it on the App Store. Even now, seeing purchases come in throughout the week still brings me the same joy I felt from the very first one.

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Get Started 23: OH SH*T MOMENT: Your dream client just said YES... and now you're having an existential crisis asking "Can I pull this off?" Every successful founder felt exactly like this after their first "yes" - the difference is they figured it

Have you faced this same problem? After passing your 10th or 12th when you decided to enter in entrepreneurship, have you felt that you have been taught nothing about this real life in the schools?

I feel the same

NRI friend: Meta doesn’t respect privacy. I was talking about Rotimatic and Insta started showing me ads for it. Founder Friend (from Bangalore): Yes. I have felt it too. Insta doesn’t respect privacy. Me: Tu Bangalore mein hai. Paani ka soch,