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I’ve been building my SaaS with everything I’ve got — vision, energy, sleepless nights. But when it comes to the backend, I feel like I’ve hit a wall I can’t climb alone. 😭 It’s not just technical — it’s emotional too. Watching something you belie

I’m 17..., and I’ve already failed more times than most adults I know. not because I’m reckless. But because I’m curious. this is my story: In the last 4 years I: • launched 2 startups • explored dozens of fields • built mini business just to see

I’ve seen more devs quit after success than after failure Because success made them comfortable Have you ever lost motivation right after a small win?

A few years from now, your kid’s gonna be stuck somewhere - scared, lost, looking at you for answers. And you’ll want to tell him: “Take the shot. Bet on yourself. Don’t fold because someone else doubts you.” But here’s the real question : Will y

Hey everyone, I really need your honest advice. I’ve built my SaaS, but I’m struggling to get users. I feel like I’m failing on the growth side. What would you suggest I do differently? What helped you in the early days?

I Have Skills. I Have Dreams. But Still, No Job. For the past one and a half years, I’ve been waking up every day with hope — and sleeping with disappointment. I’ve applied to thousands of jobs. Built real-world AI projects. Maintained a public port

Stay Flexible—Don’t Fall in Love with Your First Idea My first product wasn’t perfect, and there were times I had to pivot. It’s tough to change directions, but staying flexible kept me aligned with what users actually wanted. I embraced feedback, l

I see so many people here have amazing ideas, but often they don’t get the chance to bring them to life. Usually it’s because of money worries or not knowing where to start — and that’s completely normal. If this feels like you, don’t stress. I’m a w