Produce visible outcomes first. Invite feedback when there's progress to discuss.

Queued for coffee. Queued for Instagram stories creation. Guess which was faster today? (Spoiler: Not the Instagram stories creation.)

Reminded a founder: It's okay to crash. Just reboot tomorrow. Sometimes that advice applies to me too.

Underrated leadership hack:

If information is in the field. And decision-making at the top. Then make people in the field able to make decisions.

Simple.

Underrated take:

Invest in modern and high-quality tools as a solo founder. Add up a lot to your customer experience.

Best videoconferencing tool. Best meeting scheduling tool. Best workspace tool. And so on.

Don't be cheap. Charge enough.

15Y+ of experience. Built countless apps. Founded 5 startups. Led teams in a top SF company.

Hiring manager: "Hey, we want to see if you can build a GET API."

Bro.

95% of issues come from flaws and limitations in a system. Individual effort is not a significant factor in success.

Focus on shaping your environment.

Fear being rejected? Force yourself into rejection and do it 1000 times.

That's how you overcome it.

I never encountered someone:

1. Who felt impostor syndrome
2. Was not great at what they were doing

If it's too expensive to automate through software: Fake it manually. Build some profits thanks to it.

Reinvest it in automation.

Me every time: "I'll reply by EOD."

EOD: 🙂‍↔️

Me every time: "I'll reply by EOD."

EOD: 🙂‍↔️

We suffer more from our imagined anxieties than real ones.

Don't sleep on microbreaks.

50 minutes focus. 10 minutes rest. 50 minutes focus. 10 minutes rest. 1-hour call. 10 minutes rest.

This is how you sustain it.

Each day: I spend 10 minutes to uncover what I can automate or simplify.

My goal? To relentlessly iterate. Nail the perfect blend of quality and speed.

I'm getting faster and more efficient. And the quality of my work just keeps climbing.

I spent so many hours digging into who I am. What I want. Where is my zone of genius. I learned so much about me.

Lost so much time, too.

If I had to do it again: I would do what I have in mind at the moment. Learn from actions. Pivot as I go.

I do this now.

People deserve the best opportunities they can have. Regardless of where they enjoy living.

Repeat until you get it:

Bias toward action. Bias toward action. Bias toward action. Bias toward action.

There is no scenario where you are behind. There is always someone who benefit from your current you.

You don't need to know the destination. You need to move toward interest. Progress is a feedback loop.

Trust your curiosity.