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Being a founder isn’t just about pitching, coding, or selling. It’s about:- • Staying calm when things break. • Making decisions with 50% of the data. • Carrying the vision when no one else sees it. That’s the real startup grind.

i think chess is like coding. at first, it's all about strategy, clean moves, perfect logic, elegant plans. but then, reality kicks in. a bug shows up. a mistake from 3 moves ago comes back to haunt you. you're improvising. adapting. surviving.

the biggest bug in medial is we cant edit our writes thats can little bit effect on users Medial Mod bro fix that thing your start up has the potential.

Built 7 apps Got 15k users Earned $200 this month But the real win? Learning how to build things people actually want! How long did it take you to realize coding isn’t the hard part?

Let's get the real dopamine not the fake things around us.... :)

Stop calling yourself a founder if you’re scared to sell. A real CEO closes deals, talks to users, and owns the numbers. Not just tweets, vibes, and vision.

The Crazzy Grind - Day 1: The Morning After. Yesterday was a dream. Seeing Crazzy in the Top 10 on Product Hunt was a feeling I'll never forget. Today, I woke up to the quiet. The traffic spike is gone. The leaderboard has reset. And a part of me fe

🚨 The Harsh Reality of Startup Life as a Solo Employee 🚨 "I'm just on my laptop all day." It’s not the glamorous startup dream - it’s the daily grind of being the only one handling backend, shipping features, and facing nonstop pressure alone. �

🤖✨ AI Reality Check: What’s Really Going Down in Your Work Life? AI’s the talk of the town—but what’s the real deal? Some pros are soaring with AI-powered wins, while others are still wading through the hype. Let’s get real! 👇 How’s AI impactin

Hello Builders! We’re Codestam the team turning repetitive tasks into automated systems and big ideas into real products. No fluff. No delays. Just execution. Let’s make things happen together