1/n We need more "doers" We need fewer people whose job is to tell others what to do I'll explain why this happens and how to avoid it as you grow your business

Which hero section you like the most? Left or Right?

I want to scale my business as a Flat Org No middle managers No people hired to tell others what to do Just people that really do stuff Can anyome relate to this problem? Still not sure if my side project is not good enough or I am aiming at the wrong community

Terrible take. Lovable launched 4 times and it got zero traction 3/4 launches. Conviction is everything

One of the best sales techniques is being brutally honest about your company and product. When you're honest about your flaws, they will actually believe you about your strengths, and sales are won on strengths. Plus, you can actually deliver what you promised.

✅ Work produces value ✅ Value creates a positive perception ✅ That perception leads customers to pay a premium. ✅ The premium allows reinvestment to grow the business (...and take a profit 🤑)

I am launching with Hexpandify tomorrow on itslaunchday by Dagobert - Corporate sellout 👔 ! This was my first long interview, so I was a little scared because of my english. ("You don't know how smart I am in spanish!") But Dago made the interview really comfortable, so I really hope this get

Just add my own stats to my platform Each Hex is a user with its Usage and Activity I will launch tomorrow at itslaunchday, so it will add 1 hex for every sign-up. I would appreciate it if anyone wants to sign up to test it and show up in the map. track it live here:

LaunchDay #3 is here 🥳 I've met 13 indie makers from all over the world: - Lydia who pivoted her product 6 times in 2 years, and finally found success when she got back to her original idea. - Yahia who builds a super niche product with very slow growth but almost 0 churn. So

4. Hexpandify by Daniel Zuleta Zahr - 50% off

v0.2.7 of hexpandify: Track your signups and usage to reduce the churn Please signup for free so I can test that you show up on the map 😁Thanks!

Out of 9,000 companies at YC, only 164 (1.82%) went on to become unicorns. Whereas the hit rate for Thiel Fellowship is 13.79% (40 out of 290 companies became unicorns). These companies together control >$220 Billion in market cap. The question is how? Thread