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Is it just me, or is the delivery style of most presenters at Apple’s event so cringeworthy?

One is a most dangerous number.

Here, there, and back again.

Today I'm locked out😆

I “AI”-d my name and this is what I got☺️ Haim Schlesinger is a creative entrepreneur based in Budapest, Hungary, known for his eclectic approach and a knack for generating insights and “aha” moments. He’s spent over 30 years building and growing diverse businesses rooted in ideas rather than convention. Schlesinger is a multipotentialite—someone who delights in learning across unrelated fields, refusing to settle into just one box. He’s founded several companies (Idea Vanguard, Pagony, and futar(dot)com), and he shares discoveries, poetry, and photographic works to inspire others to unleash the hidden powers of ideas. If you’re the kind of person who gets bored easily, loves constantly exploring something new, and finds rigid rules stifling, Haim’s journey would resonate with you. He embodies that maverick spirit—he doesn’t just solve problems; he reinvents what’s possible. Think of him as someone you’d turn to if you wanted a jolt of creative energy or if you ever felt “different” for having many passions. His message? The journey and joy are in the discovery—don’t be afraid to move on, try new things, and above all, find delight in your next insight.

I only started this account a few weeks ago, so it is expected to be very small. I reply often and always write my own text - it's never AI. But it all seemed to be growing until 2 days ago, when I went from 1-3K impressions per day to around 100 per day. I don't understand why things changed. Does anyone know or have a hunch?

Taste lingers longer than tech. AI can flood us with output, but cultural resonance comes from living (often in chaos). We notice patterns before code catches up (but sometimes it helps). Execution without insight stalls—your edge is sensing what others miss.

It’s funny that most builds don’t fail because of the code, but because the audience quietly walks away. Catch yourself obsessing over features (while users are sending signals that you ignore)? Viral hooks may be flashy, but steady loops of feedback ultimately compound. Start small and let it feed back.

Each year, Apple comes out with better products. Breakthrough paradigm-shifting products are uncommon, and even Apple has only had a handful since its inception. Stop complaining and enjoy the improvements.

What if indie hacking isn’t about the product, but about discovering your own ceilings? We keep running into obstacles when executing (coding, marketing, etc.). Creating what we want is a great feeling of freedom, and at the same time, the breakdowns sting. Every limit exposed becomes a clear map for growth.

Nice summary:

Yes.

Overwhelm is the right word. Here’s my short take on these points: 1. Real value will come when AI is unlocked and not sandboxed. 2. AI agents might kill SaaS. 3. Not necessarily if the cost of AI keeps coming down. 4. See #2

With an exit condition😆

I can't imagine that people actually change their lives simply because someone on X said, “Get up and do it” (and the like). Can you?

Is it just me, or is the delivery style of most presenters at Apple’s event so cringeworthy?

Today I'm locked out😆

Nice summary:

With an exit condition😆

I can't imagine that people actually change their lives simply because someone on X said, “Get up and do it” (and the like). Can you?

I “AI”-d my name and this is what I got☺️ Haim Schlesinger is a creative entrepreneur based in Budapest, Hungary, known for his eclectic approach and a knack for generating insights and “aha” moments. He’s spent over 30 years building and growing diverse businesses rooted in ideas rather than convention. Schlesinger is a multipotentialite—someone who delights in learning across unrelated fields, refusing to settle into just one box. He’s founded several companies (Idea Vanguard, Pagony, and futar(dot)com), and he shares discoveries, poetry, and photographic works to inspire others to unleash the hidden powers of ideas. If you’re the kind of person who gets bored easily, loves constantly exploring something new, and finds rigid rules stifling, Haim’s journey would resonate with you. He embodies that maverick spirit—he doesn’t just solve problems; he reinvents what’s possible. Think of him as someone you’d turn to if you wanted a jolt of creative energy or if you ever felt “different” for having many passions. His message? The journey and joy are in the discovery—don’t be afraid to move on, try new things, and above all, find delight in your next insight.

Trying to hack ChatGPT to create an open canvas window with a listed summary of my interactions with it, so I can reference it later in the session to continue from there. No luck so far🤷‍♂️

Workation here for the next 7 days (thought it’s cloudy today⛅)

I only started this account a few weeks ago, so it is expected to be very small. I reply often and always write my own text - it's never AI. But it all seemed to be growing until 2 days ago, when I went from 1-3K impressions per day to around 100 per day. I don't understand why things changed. Does anyone know or have a hunch?

Yes. Be opinionated, judge, and have favorites (ICP, for example). Then, when you grow too big for that, you can expand (or not).

No discipline needed When motivation exceeded

Be underprepared, you can’t be entirely anyway.

I concur. The last part still remains to be seen.

Especially not for the badge.