Why are we teaching kids to code if AI will write most software in five years?” Because this was never just about writing code. It’s about teaching them how to think, how to ask better questions, and how to build with imagination in a world increasingly shaped by technology.

Day 5 of 100: Finding and Validating Startup Ideas Most people chase “good ideas.” But a good startup idea isn’t just something cool. It’s a solution to a real, painful, persistent problem. Today I focused on 3 questions: 1. What do people complain about publicly and often?

If your job is 80% email, client communication, and project management, AI isn’t just helpful—it’s a game-changer. But most people don’t need more tools. They need better thinking. Here’s how to actually use AI to improve your workflow: • Don’t start with “tools”—start with

Most startup founders don’t need “100 AI tools that’ll blow your mind.” They need 3 workflows that save 10+ hours a week. If you’re running ops, PM, or wearing 6 hats at once, here’s how AI actually helps: • Turn voice notes into updates, decks, or briefs • Summarize chaotic

Content creation is a full-time job. The endless need for new posts, videos, blog content—it can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re a creator wearing multiple hats. 🎥📄 Enter AI tools. OpusClip turns one podcast episode or YouTube video into 20 pieces of content in

Let’s talk about the biggest mistake most entrepreneurs make: building products they think people want. 💥 Too often, we guess instead of using data to validate ideas before jumping in. I used to spend weeks doing market research, getting lost in spreadsheets and Google

Most people think AI is a fancy tool for tech bros. In reality, it’s becoming your daily co-pilot—if you let it. You can use AI to: • Write better, faster, clearer • Turn messy thoughts into structured plans • Draft emails, responses, and proposals in seconds • Summarize

If you're not using AI to make your life easier, you're leaving time on the table. Start with this: 1. Write what you want to do 2. Tell AI the context 3. Ask it to do 80% of the work 4. Edit the rest Prompt. Polish. Publish.

AI = force multiplier. If you’re: • A founder → it drafts pitches & decks • A marketer → it writes ads & scripts • A PM → it turns chaos into clarity • A creator → it never runs out of ideas But only if you know how to prompt it well.

AI won’t build your startup for you. But it will cut your time in half if you use it right: • Draft investor emails • Summarize user feedback • Create landing pages • Turn ideas into copy • Analyze reviews • Auto-generate outreach • Plan launches faster It’s not about

AI for Workflow Clarity Most founders don’t have a productivity problem. They have a mental clutter problem. Use AI like this: • Write out your chaos • Ask AI to organize it into tasks • Prioritize by impact • Systemize what repeat. This isn’t automation. It’s clarity on

AI as a Thinking Partner Before you use AI to do, use it to think. • Stuck on a decision? Ask AI to map tradeoffs. • Don’t know your messaging? Feed it your target customer + benefits. • Unsure about positioning? Roleplay your audience and critique your copy. Great prompts

Mindset Shift: AI ≠ Shortcut AI isn’t about doing less. It’s about doing more of what matters. Instead of spending 8 hours: ❌ Guessing copy ❌ Rewriting emails ❌ Organizing chaos ✅ Use AI to get to the core problem faster ✅ Then you focus on vision, strategy, execution AI

Prompting = Startup Skill In 2025, prompting is a founder skill like pitching or coding. If you can’t explain what you want clearly, you won’t get leverage from AI. • Be specific about the context • Be clear about the format • Give examples when possible • Iterate based on

Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about how fast AI is evolving. It’s wild how something that felt super futuristic just a couple years ago is now part of my daily routine—whether it’s generating ideas, organizing tasks, or even helping me learn faster. Not gonna lie, at first it

Kinda wild how quickly AI is becoming a default part of building. From MVPs to marketing copy to user insights—if you’re not at least experimenting with AI tools, you’re probably moving slower than you need to be. Not saying AI replaces hustle, but it seriously multiplies

Shipping faster than ever thanks to AI doing half the grunt work. Curious: what’s your go-to AI tool right now?

Almost every startup product is wrong at first — that’s just how it goes. What really matters is how quickly you can gather feedback, learn from it, and pivot. Speed and adaptability beat perfection every single time. The faster you embrace being wrong, the closer you get to

I see a lot of founders worried that using AI might stunt their learning. But I think it’s all about how you use it. If AI becomes a crutch to avoid tough problems, then yeah, you’ll miss out on growth. But if you treat it as a tool to experiment faster, ask better questions, and

Distractions are the silent killer for founders. New tools, endless notifications, and shiny ideas pull your attention in a million directions. Building something meaningful means mastering the art of saying “no” — sometimes 10x more than “yes.” Protect your focus fiercely