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MVP doesn’t mean ‘barely works.’ It means, ‘solves one problem so well, people beg for more.’

You can build the best product in the world, but if no one knows about it, it doesn’t matter. As developers, we often focus too much on features and forget that marketing and distribution are key, especially in the early days. If people don’t know i

You don’t need 10 interns. You need one AI agent that actually ships. It plans. Writes. Publishes. No standups. No salaries. No forgetfulness. It doesn’t ask what’s next? It already knows. This isn’t automation. It’s delegation to software that t

How to deal with low engagement #DAY8 of my journey Not every post will go viral. Some will barely get noticed. And that’s completely okay. Here’s how I deal with low engagement: 1️⃣ Focus on the long game → One post doesn’t define your journey.

Why Habitide exists I couldn’t stick to routines with noisy trackers So I built a calm habit + planner that makes streaks obvious and friction low Now it’s live on Android and iOS if you want to try it and roast it kindly Light theme 🏹 WIP

This time layoffs in IT companies seem to be a bit higher and it was bound to happen since demand in the market has been low for the past two years due to geopolitical tensions.

1. Facebook beat MySpace. 2. Google beat Yahoo. 3. Apple beat Blackberry. 4. Netflix beat Blockbuster. 5. Uber beat Lyft (for now). 6. Amazon beat Borders. 7. Instagram beat Flickr. 8. Microsoft beat Netscape. 9. Airbnb beat hotels. 10. Spotify beat

Investors conduct due diligence before investing. Founders should do the same before fundraising. Not on the pitch deck — on the business itself. Have you tested willingness to pay? Are unit economics realistic? Are founder roles clearly defined?