Creativity isn’t lightning. It’s friction. You sit with a boring idea long enough until something clicks. Most people quit before the click.

When new customers show up, don’t celebrate. Build. Momentum is fuel. Every email, every sale, every comment is a window that will close. Use that energy while it’s fresh. That’s when clarity is highest and excuses are weakest.

Just talked to a founder who got 7k users with $230. No magic. Just Reddit, basic SEO, and DMing micro-influencers. I’ve been doing something similar with NextNative.dev: shipping fast, posting consistently, solving my own headaches. It’s working.

Just watched F1 movie. I’m not a fan of racing, but if Brad Pitt is there, then 80% chance that I already love the movie. I went out of cinema mentally pumped up, which is exactly what I expected from this genre. Persistence and discipline. That’s what every one of us is

Today went from Apple Password manager to Bitwarden. Next steps would be self-host everything. Time to become independent from big tech.

Listening to Hi-Res music after years of low-res stuff on Spotify and Youtube Music is... oh my god. I was blind, but now I see.

Most “I’ll just vibe-code it real quick” projects die in a folder. Mine made $300 already. Same codebase. Web + mobile. Turns out vibes + shipping fast isn’t such a bad combo.

I must have broken Reddit.

Last 2 weeks have been crazy 🚀 📈 3,000+ visitors from Reddit alone 🙋‍♂️ 6 new customers 💰 $400 in revenue ❤️ Tons of DMs and good convos All from a single side project I quietly built over a few months.

Check out my new detox homescreen

Reached $444 revenue! Decided to make myself a little present to celebrate :)

Hallelujah, I can finally deploy my mobile apps to Google Play without wasting 2 weeks when 14 testers must test my app every single day for 30 minutes. All what was needed is creating a Google developer account with my organization email, instead of a personal one.

Which one are you? 1️⃣ Start the day with your product, then switch to the client/job. 2️⃣ Do the job’s work first, then build your thing after hours.