What I wish I knew before building my startup. If I knew these things before, I’d save a lot of time and possibly achieve even more. 1. Go to places where money is. That’s where you will find more opportunities. 2. Start making content as soon as possible. Even if don’t have a

"there are too many competitors" So? Does that mean the problem is solved then?

I don't use AI for writing. I don't use it for emails, posts, copies - nothing. I write everything myself. It's authentic, which makes it interesting. My copywriting became my superpower. Now I can always come up with the right words. When you use AI you slowly lose this.

The best advice I've ever received is to be shameless. That means to stop thinking about what people think and what they might think if you do something. Ask for a favor. Ask for an intro. Ask for an advice. Ask for anything. It's crazy how powerful that is.

If you want your startup to survive and grow you better be ready to have tough conversations and make tough decisions. Building a company is tough and you knew what you were getting into.

Your next level requires a new standard, not a new strategy.

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You want to make more money? Be more shameless. Until you’ve made it, nothing is below you.

Tried hiring a freelancer from Upwork to create a small Wikidata dataset, and of course wasted a week on explaining and waiting. It takes literally 8 hours of manual work which we ended up doing anyways. The problem with most freelancers is that they just don't care

Emails is my superpower because I have written thousands of cold emails to investors and clients. And I did that manually without AI. Now I get almost instant replies from executives of the largest companies. Every task makes you a little better in ways you don't realize

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Most of the startup accelerators are a waste of time. “But I’m gonna learn so much” Learn what? How to write a business plan? You need hard cash. You learn by building and selling. Go do more of that

If you want to have results that no one has, start doing things that no one does

Here’s how you can come up with over a 100 ideas in one brainstorming session with your team. 1) no more than 8 people in one meeting 2) stay on one topic for introverts to speak up 3) defer any judgement (not even a raised eyebrow) 4) go for quantity over quality 5)

Sometimes it seems like my only job as the CEO is to send emails to investors and clients lol

Quarter life crisis reflections I just turned 23 and realized a few big lessons I haven’t achieved everything I wanted to achieve by this time, but I did good, although I got a very loooong way to go. At times like this it’s important to remember that everything got its own

Stop overthinking. Just do the thing.

When you are building the next unicorn, it's crucial to keep people who cheer for you always updated and feel like they are a part of the journey. Because they are. That's why, next week I'm launching the first newsletter to our Unravel Global family to keep you updated on our

If it feels uncomfortable, you’re growing. If it feels easy, you’re stuck.