Your fear of failure is stronger than the failure itself.

I don't dread Mondays anymore. And that's the best feeling in the world.

How to grow on X: – Be consistent – Be helpful – Be borderline unhinged

What's the worst advice you read on X?

There's no way your startup can make it if you lack communication skills.

Expectation: Startup = innovation. Reality: Startup = fixing the same bug 14 times.

I want to launch a new startup. What should I build?

Start before you’re ready. You’ll never feel ready.

Touching grass (and water) in Istanbul Rest is the founder's most important superpower 💪

Stop chasing virality. Chase value.

Marketing or code?

Those Build in Public gurus always giving out advice.

Bootstrapping lessons: 1. Keep fixed costs low 2. Charge early 4. Overdeliver on service 5. Profit buys freedom

You can’t grow if you only do what’s comfortable.

Talent and founder success 👇 I believe talent is the passion you bring to your product, and the desire to learn and grow every single day. And success? It’s the number of attempts. The more you try, the higher your chances of succeeding. 100% of your talent and success

Is vibe coding even still a thing?

If your calendar is full, but your bank account isn’t, you're doing something wrong.

How do I make $1,000,000?

Your to-do list will never end. Learn to be okay with that.

Just saw someone tweet "What if you build something no one needs?" Since when do we skip the idea validation stage?