There are two ways to be unhappy: Not getting what you want. Getting what you want.

Tech entrepreneurs would rather craft AI therapy bots than face their own therapy sessions.

Entrepreneurship fits me because I’d rather face market feedback than blame from a poor manager.

Entrepreneurship isn’t just building a business it's a catalyst for your own growth, hidden behind the pursuit of success.

Impossible is possible

Thursday’s insight: The right clients don’t need persuasion they crave clarity. Scarcity? Just an afterthought. You can’t fuel a fire that’s not there.

Here's my go-to business philosophy: It’s not just about being the top choice, it’s about feeling right. Even with the best product, if your marketing doesn’t make prospects ‘feel’ it, they’ll never genuinely care.

Every thriving business began with one bold decision to start. Act with clarity, work with purpose, and let consistency turn today’s efforts into tomorrow’s success. Good Morning makers🙂

If you can’t face risk, failure, criticism, or rejection, entrepreneurship might not be your path. It’s part of the journey growth happens outside comfort zones.

Is usage-based pricing the future of SaaS? True or false? Let’s decide

I'm considering relying entirely on PLG. Who else is doing this? Very curious. Thanks!

Attention is fuel But retention is the engine

Working on a new thread for you guys : Apple is building AI into its OS. Amazon is adding AI on top of AWS. But what if AI is not a feature… But a whole new platform?

Chasing quick dopamine hits ruins mental health. But tackling tough challenges? That’s the secret to a smoother life.

The regret of missed opportunities hits harder than the fear of taking a leap.