Allow yourself to be a beginner at things. No one starts off as excellent.

The smartest men I know are okay with being misunderstood and looking foolish while they fix their life.

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Your startup needs an outrageously optimistic person. This role is for the founder because if you don’t believe, no one will.

Humble brag…They won’t believe a little girl from Kenya built the orchestration engine for this, but I did!

Make it your goal as a founder to always be selling and always be marketing your startups product because distribution is king.

You should focus on dominating one marketing channel first and only then expand your startups marketing. Don't over complicate it.

Most solo founders who are technical spend too much time building It will kill your company So I started forcing myself to do 4 hours of GTM per day It makes such a big difference

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As a founder, your biggest enemy isn’t competition. It’s distractions. Every day it’s a battle.. new tools, endless notifications, half-baked ideas Building something meaningful means saying no 10x more than yes. #NoteToSelf

Concentrate on a single goal, a single task, and beat it into submission.

YCombinator : “Build Something People Want” Steve Jobs: “People dont know what they want” Who to listen to ?

If you want to improve your life, improve your inputs. Your thoughts, your food, your friends, your feed.

The gap between wanting to win and actually winning is filled with work that nobody will notice. No appreciation, no acknowledgement. Most people quit here.

Underrated life advice: You can reinvent yourself as many times as you need. New habits. New standards. New people. New career. You’re never stuck. You’re allowed to change. Today, tomorrow, and as many times as it takes to create the life you want.

Launch when it’s useful not when it’s perfect. If it solves even one real customer pain, ship it. The market will tell you what’s missing way faster (and more accurately) than you can guess in your head.

Don’t scale chaos. Fix the chaos, then scale.

Don’t wait for customers to “discover” your startup. You need to go to them, talk to them, sell them because the first 10 customers come from relentless hustle.

The cure for doubt is doing.

A startup is 1% vision, 99% execution.