B2C app ideas are everywhere. You don’t need to be a genius, just solve real pain. People are: – Overweight – Addicted to p*rn – Can’t focus (ADHD) – Burnt out – Sleep-deprived – In debt – Glued to their phones – Anxious & lonely – Freshly heartbroken – Struggling to

Want your app to go viral? Don’t just build. Make it fun to share. Make people look smart for sharing it. That’s how you win the algorithm.

If your startup has made $1 from a happy paying customer you’ve done what 90% of startups never will. Please celebrate that and keep going

This is the only strategy your startup needs: create happy paying customers that share their positive experience with others.

Startup founder getting 1st paying customer:

Founders checking their $0 MRR Stripe account:

Find something that gets you excited to wake up and build. Then focus everything on that. Don't settle until you find it. This is the best part of entrepreneurship.

Startup founders handling everything themselves:

Non-technical founders vibe coding their first MVP:

You don’t need to change the world. Just change the UI Take a product people already pay for. Clone it, improve it, sell it for less and congrats! You’re now a bootstrapped founder with customers.

Stop trying to be extraordinary at everything. - Be ordinary at most things. - Be exceptional at one thing. - Be consistent in all things. This is how you actually thrive.

Don’t chase what’s “hard.” Chase what looks dumb but works. Most viral products aren’t smart. They’re just stupidly simple and stupidly shareable. Stop overthinking. Start building what makes people react.

Best moments at a startup happen when the team is small, no one really knows what they’re doing, but everyone shows up believing they can pull off something insane.

Build a startup and suddenly you're the head of product, marketing, support, sales, finance and memes all at the same time. It's awesome

If you only build your career, you’ll be rich but empty. If you only build your health, you’ll be fit but broke. If you only build your relationships, you’ll be loved but lost. Build them all: – Health – Relationships – Career – Hobbies That’s how you live a

If you keep your cool while everyone else loses theirs, you’ve already won twice.

First time founder: perfect product, zero customers. Second time founder: okay product, daily sales calls, always marketing, growing revenue.

Your job as a startup founder is to find ways to innovate on distribution strategy as much as you innovate on product strategy.

“Lucky” people aren’t lucky. They just: - Ship more - Post more - DM more - Connect more people - Say yes more - Show up more - Try more ideas - Fail and bounce back faster

If everyone becomes a founder, then who’s going to be the employee?