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If you have an app or website idea but can't visualize how it will look in reality, feel free to share it with me. I'll create UI designs for three apps/websites and provide them to you at no cost.

What's the most useless feature you have noticed on any app? useless in the sense, you don't feel much benefiting from it even tho you are there user.

I just created a print on demand e comm business. Look at the designs and give ways to improve them.

Startups look fun Until you're staring at a wall at 3 AM asking if you ruined your life.

Starting a company is awesome only if you want to feel like a piece of shit one day and king of the universe the next day and just keep alternating back and forth forever and ever.

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Failure teaches more than success ever will. Success can be luck, timing, or the right market. Failure exposes mistakes, blind spots, and pitfalls to avoid. Look at wins for motivation. Look at failures to actually survive and grow.

Ever feel like you're not being seen at work? 👀 Let’s talk respect and recognition. 1. Employees who feel respected → stay longer. 2. Recognition boosts morale and productivity. 3. A simple "thank you" can work wonders. 4. Celebrate small wins → t

OLA vs. UBER Just look at Revenue to Employees numbers.

“Just because you feel like sht doesn’t mean you have to act like sht.” I read that somewhere years ago, and it’s been stuck in my head ever since. It’s what I tell myself on the days I don’t feel like showing up. See, people romanticize this whole