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How many projects you should handle at once without losing your mind?

Be so rooted in yourself that people think twice before wasting your time. Your energy is expensive, stop be available for everything. You don’t need to cut people off. Just raise your standards. Watch who still qualifies.

SaaS owners and founders! How do you keep record of your income and expenses? And how do you track other key Metrics?

You know there is a currency stronger than money, unequally distributed That currency is Time. Some sell it, some but it. That's why people pay to buy your time to save theirs. Some waste it while others make the most of it. We spend it without knowing how much we have left.

It's all possible bro. That Lifestyle That Physique That Business That Car That House It's all there, you only have to achieve it. Keep grinding!

I think writing and speaking are the skills every founder should learn. What's your opinion?

Please don't make the onboarding feel like a tax form.

Money Makes Money, But Only for Investors If you have money, it works for you. Investments grow, assets appreciate But if you don’t? Then money doesn’t just appear For the founder It’s their ability. Their decisions. Their risk-taking. They create value from nothing.

If you launch and no one notices, Launch again.... We launched 3 times (Airbnb)

I see people saying, "Fake it till you make it." But I don’t agree. As a beginner, you don’t need to pretend, you need to learn. Ask questions. Make mistakes. Improve with every step. That’s how you grow. If you try to be everything from day one, where’s the space to improve?

7 hours on phone today. That's equal to a full time job. But without a salary.

Website have fancy animations, too many colors and big sliders. They look great but get no results. - Visitors don't stay - They get confused A website should be built for the visitor: - Guide them to take action - Focus on conversions - Make everything easily accessible

Work table or bed, what’s your pick? I’d bet on the bed nailing it with cozy vibes!

Trying and failing is always better than overthinking and doing nothing. You learn faster by taking action, not just by consuming information. Nobody is born perfect - the door to learning is always open

I have heard; "Never hire someone you can't fire" Is it a good suggestion?

Preparing to do the thing isn't doing the thing Get resources for the thing isn't doing the thing Talking about the thing isn't doing the thing Taking advice for the thing isn't doing the thing Reading this isn't doing the thing "Doing the thing" is actually doing the thing

SaaS owners and founders! How do you keep record of your income and expenses? And how do you track other key Metrics?

How many projects you should handle at once without losing your mind?

Be so rooted in yourself that people think twice before wasting your time. Your energy is expensive, stop be available for everything. You don’t need to cut people off. Just raise your standards. Watch who still qualifies.

I think writing and speaking are the skills every founder should learn. What's your opinion?

Please don't make the onboarding feel like a tax form.

Deepseek engineers getting $5k bonus after wiping out billions from the market. (It's their side hustle).

A mid-sized Saas company achieved a 30% reduction in operational costs. The Challenge Traditional finance structures were: - slow - only doing bookkeeping - slow to adapt to business growth How we turned a SaaS Company's finance team from cost center to profit accelerator

If you launch and no one notices, launch again.... We launched 3 times (Airbnb).

7 hours on phone today. That's equal to a full time job. But without a salary.

Website have fancy animations, too many colors and big sliders. They look great but get no results. - Visitors don't stay - They get confused A website should be built for the visitor: - Guide them to take action - Focus on conversions - Make everything easily accessible

Work table or bed, what’s your pick? I’d bet on the bed nailing it with cozy vibes!

Trying and failing is always better than overthinking and doing nothing. You learn faster by taking action, not just by consuming information. Nobody is born perfect, the door to learning is always open

If your service depends on your time, you’ve already hit your growth limit. The fix? Productize it. That means: – Turn your process into a packaged offer – Give it a name, price, and clear scope – Deliver it the same way every time – Automate what can be automated When you productize your service, you stop selling hours and start selling results.

Does a good workspace boost productivity?

I have heard; "Never hire someone you can't fire" Is it a good suggestion?

Preparing to do the thing isn't doing the thing Get resources for the thing isn't doing the thing Talking about the thing isn't doing the thing Taking advice for the thing isn't doing the thing Reading this isn't doing the thing "Doing the thing" is actually doing the thing