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It would be so much easier if we had a roadmap of startups from ideation to finances to end product and feedback loop. If there are any, please do drop them down below

Life gets easier when you think of everything as a game. Then, solely focus on making the best move. same applies for business too

Entrepreneurship starts easier than you think, but success demands persistence. The journey gets tougher, with challenges that test and strengthen you. In the end, the rewards are worth it ❤️‍🔥.

From just figuring out your MVP to building traction and finally pitching - it’s all here, step by step. Honestly, step 5 (getting traction with 10,000 people) is where most of us get stuck. But if we crack that, everything else becomes easier. This

Founders fall in love with metrics that make them look smart. Not ones that make them grow. Pageviews. Press. Follower counts. Cool to screenshot. Useless for survival. Real growth is boring: DAUs. Retention. Conversion. LTV. No one’s clapping for

The quiet part of building something: Nobody talks about how lonely it gets. You're surrounded by people, but your mind is somewhere else— in product decisions, bugs, feedback loops, cash flow, that one angry user email you can’t stop thinking abou

You don’t need 10 features. You need 1 feature that works 10x better than everything else. yes or no , let me know in the comment

Your app could blow up with just one viral moment. Focus first on: → Streamlined onboarding → A compelling paywall → A hook that keeps users coming back After that, everything else is about getting more people to see and use your app.

The Crazzy Grind - Day 8: Your Pain is My Roadmap. The feedback from my first users has been a gift. The #1 complaint? "The Supabase integration is too complicated." They were right. It was a clunky, multi-step process that sucked. So, I dropped eve

Funding is not everything, kids. Reason why traditional business models work is b/c they're tried and tested. Don't bank your lives on bets that "might work out" which'll benefit someone else the most. Strong fundamentals always win.