Day 4 of getting 100 followers in 7 days challenge Gained 7 followers yesterday Planning to repeat - Send 30 replies - Post 3 tweets any tips?

Day 4 of getting 100 followers in 7 days challenge Gained 7 followers yesterday Planning to repeat - Send 30 replies - Post 3 tweets any tips?

I’ll let anyone see my search history but not ChatGPT history

Unpopular opinion in 2026 Dropshipping & most "faceless" online businesses are dying fast. The next wave belongs to people who build real brands + real assets Agree or nah?

the hardest founder problem? resisting the urge to build a cute but useless product

if you look back at your old self and cringe a little It means you've leveled up in experience, knowledge, or mindset just keep going

Do you think "building in public" works in 2026? Saw some posting that it's just a waste of time and energy

Greatest tech acquisitions in history - Android, 2005 by Google: $50 Million Instagram, 2012 by Facebook: $1 Billion NeXT, 1996 by Apple: $404 Million Paypal, 2002 by eBay: $1.5 Billion What are some other legendary acquisitions?

when you launch fast you'll realize that your product is not that good and you'll realize you need to do marketing to win so launch soon see what works, what doesn't

when you launch fast you'll realize that your product is not that good and you'll realize you need to do marketing to win so launch soon see what works, what doesn't

can i get to 400 followers today 🥹

You probably don’t need that one extra feature to launch

Every startup has a story, ts core values, and its purpose If you don't define and share your brand story, you risk becoming just another face in the crowd that customers can't relate to

For around $250k Nike got Michael Jordan signed as a rookie beating adidas and Converse Nike was hoping to sell around $3m worth of Air Jordan’s in the first 4-years But in just year one, they sold $126m and over billions since Know any more historical business investments?

Building a product is a marathon, not a sprint If you don’t master the art of pacing, you’ll burn out before the finish line The secret? Consistent momentum Even on the slow days, keep the wheels turning