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You’re a solo founder. You can only hire one: – Killer marketer – Rockstar engineer Who gets the job?

Learning to code is the easy part. Learning how to make money with it is the real deal.

Be honest. Which AI tool do you actually use daily?

Startup life is glamorized online. But behind the scenes? – No salary – No weekends – Constant pressure to “make it work” Why do we pretend it’s freedom when it often feels like survival?

Just got my FIRST payout!🎉 Can’t tell how happy i am. So grateful for you guys.

Startup idea validation is wild: You ask 3 friends. They say “cool.” You build it anyway. No one uses it.

You have 3 options as a solo founder: – Code all day – Market like crazy – Burn out doing both Which poison are you picking?

What’s your pick for hosting backend? Vercel AWS Railway Render

Solo founder truth: • You code • You market • You hit burnout And the advice? “Just keep going.” Maybe we need more honest conversations.

The fastest way to kill your project? Spend 3 months building in silence. Launch to crickets. Blame “timing.”

Forget ‘build for users’ The best hack? Build for yourself. When you’re the customer, you don’t cut corners. You obsess. You polish. You demand better. What do you think?

Being a “reply guy” sucks. Unless you do it right. In 60 days: - 1k+ followers - 7M+ impressions - 9k+ profile visits All from 50 targeted replies a day. This is the best growth hack for beginners, I’ve done it myself.

When you start out: Nobody cares about you. Nobody believes in you. Nobody thinks you can do it. But if you just stay in the game long enough, they’ll have to notice you.

UNPOPULAR opinion: “Build in public” is slowly turning into “perform in public” Less building. More performing. Optimizing for likes instead of learning. That’s not building, that’s content.

Being the reply guy sucks. But when you’re starting from 0, it’s the only way to be seen. Your content ratio should be 1:15: 1 original post 15 thoughtful replies Every day. Yes, it's exhausting. Yes, it feels like begging for attention. Yes, it works.

me: let’s validate this idea also me: builds entire MVP in 3 days without asking a single user

You’re a solo founder. You can only hire one: – Killer marketer – Rockstar engineer Who gets the job?

Be honest. Which AI tool do you actually use daily?

What’s your pick for hosting backend? Vercel AWS Railway Render

You have 3 options as a solo founder: – Code all day – Market like crazy – Burn out doing both Which poison are you picking?

When was the last time you used youtube to learn about something? I think we’ve all replaced it with chatgpt now.

Startup life is glamorized online. But behind the scenes? – No salary – No weekends – Constant pressure to “make it work” Why do we pretend it’s freedom when it often feels like survival?

Startup idea validation is wild: You ask 3 friends. They say “cool.” You build it anyway. No one uses it.

Learning to code is the easy part. Learning how to make money with it is the real deal.

Solo founder truth: • You code • You market • You hit burnout And the advice? “Just keep going.” Maybe we need more honest conversations.

Which one do you think matters more? - idea - execution - timing Also, why?

Being a “reply guy” sucks. Unless you do it right. In 60 days: - 1k+ followers - 7M+ impressions - 9k+ profile visits All from 50 targeted replies a day. This is the best growth hack for beginners, I’ve done it myself.

Just got my FIRST payout!🎉 Can’t tell how happy i am. So grateful for you guys.

Everyone says ship fast. But according to you how long should it take: - 5 days - 10 days - 30 days What’s the ideal MVP launch timeline for you guys?

Forget ‘build for users’ The best hack? Build for yourself. When you’re the customer, you don’t cut corners. You obsess. You polish. You demand better. What do you think?

Most startup advice is like: “just find a problem worth solving” “talk to users” “build something simple” Sounds easy. Until you’re staring at a blank screen, 0 signups, and 0 clue what to do next. Where’s the advice for that part?

Hot take: AI will kill tutorials before it kills jobs. Or are tutorials already dead?