Why do people glorify busyness over clarity? To open a calendar and see 12 urgent tasks just to feel hard working for what? The problem is in directionless execution. Systems act without attention, humans think and decide. Align your energy or chaos will align it for you.

Most startup advice is survivorship bias. You only hear from the 5%. Not the 95% who failed and never wrote the thread.

If I look calm on the call, it’s only because I already put out 4 fires this morning. Founders meditation at its best.

Can someone explain to me how some companies still measure performance by clicks? Like...since when is noise the same as a signal? Numbers mean nothing without context, without evaluation. Measure what matters, not what is easy to measure.

Perfection is a lie I refuse to buy. I want done, tested, and working. Period.

Most competitors are not smarter. They are just LOUDER.

I think robotics might follow the same curve as AI adoption, slow for years, then suddenly everywhere. What do you think? How long before we see the first autonomous robots operating outside the lab?

Guys, what happened to deepseek? Did everyone just forget about it?

Some of the best ideas sound dumb at first. So do some of the most necessary truths.

In 2023 I made a big product decision without any real data. Only gut feeling and 1 DM. It was an experiment. And it turned out to be our best call that year. I’m not saying you should fully rely on intuition. But if you wait for certainty, you’ll move too slow.

What’s one decision you made with zero evidence and it worked?

The fastest way to kill a startup is to build everything EXCEPT the thing your users actually want.

Many companies still believe in hiring people just to sit in the office 9 to 6. Remote work has proven to boost productivity. But apparently, some people care more about attendance than results. Thoughts?

What's one automation you can't live without?

The truth is simple: You’re solving a real problem or you’re just entertaining yourself with tech.

Things I wish someone told me before I became a founder: You’ll constantly fight for clarity. Being good technically doesn’t mean you’ll succeed. Nobody cares until you deliver. You will lose good people. Your best feedback will come from pissed-off users.

Most founders over-prepare for launch. And under-prepare for what comes after.

Working on expanding our presence in Saudi Arabia. Had a meeting with the CEO of Saudi Automotive Once they see the AI product we can build for them, excitement won’t be a problem.

AI doesn’t fail because of “lack of innovation.” It fails because the cloud bill hits $40k overnight and nobody knows why. I broke down real cost traps + practical fixes in a new article. If your team is scaling AI or data systems, this might save you a headache. 👇

I just launched a new app: AI Estimate aiquote.io Presale estimates that used to take hours or days are now done in minutes. And that changes everything — faster presale = faster decisions = more deals. We built an internal tool to speed up estimations… and it