I came to Spain from Ukraine and had to start almost everything from zero. New country. New language. New people. New life. Football was a huge part of my life. I played for years and wanted to make it professionally. It didn't work out. So I did what I could do next. I started studying Data Science. Now I study while working 8 hours a day as a Data Scientist. And honestly, sometimes it's exhausting. But I don't want to just study, work, graduate and repeat the same cycle forever. I want to build. Build products. Learn in public. Fail publicly. Make money from something I created. And eventually get to $10k MRR. There's also something from football I never really forgot. A lot of talented players don't lack talent. They lack visibility. They don't know the right people. Agents don't know they exist. Clubs don't see them. And they often have no real professional presence online. So I want to build something for them. A platform where footballers can create their own professional profile — basically a CV for football. Stats. Position. Experience. Videos. Achievements. Career history. And a way to connect players with agents, scouts and clubs. I don't know if I'll make it work. But I'm going to build it anyway. Starting from where I am now. 0 → $10k MRR. I'll document the whole thing here.

Everyone talks about AI taking our jobs. But I think there's a much bigger question. What happens if AI becomes so capable that most people no longer need to work? For some, it sounds like paradise. For others, work provides structure, purpose, identity, and social connections. If machines can do almost everything better than us, we'll have to rethink more than just the economy. We'll have to rethink what gives our lives meaning. Are we ready for that world?

It's 2040. Nobody needs to learn how to code. AI builds almost everything. Robots handle physical work. What will humans compete for?

Imagine a world where AI does all the work. Who owns the machines? That might be the most important question of the next 20 years.

Imagine a world where nobody needs to work to survive. What would you actually do with your life?

I've been scrolling through X for 10 minutes. AI is replacing developers. AI is replacing designers. AI is replacing writers. AI is replacing founders. Who's left?

What happens when having a job becomes optional… But making money doesn't?

You know exactly which tech companies will dominate the next 20 years. You're back in 2000. What's the first company you build to compete with them?

You wake up. It's 2001. You have a laptop, internet access, and Claude. What are you building?

You wake up in 2040. AI does most jobs. Robots do most physical work. Intelligence is almost free. What's the biggest problem humanity still has?

Be honest. Is going viral on 𝕏 actually a skill… Or are we all just gambling with the algorithm?

How do people go from 0 to 10,000 followers on 𝕏? Is it consistency, better content, luck, or something else entirely?

Some accounts get 10M impressions posting random thoughts. Others spend hours crafting the perfect post and get 50 views. What are we missing?

Working a full-time job while building your own products is a different kind of challenge. You finish work, open your laptop, and start working on something that might never make you a single dollar. And somehow, you still look forward to it. Happy Sunday to you all.

I got 2M+ impressions on 𝕏 in less than 3 weeks. I thought getting attention would help me grow my product. Turns out, getting attention and getting customers are two completely different skills. Still learning.

Building your personal brand as a developer. 𝕏 or LinkedIn? Pick one. I have a clear winner.

Imagine getting paid to tweet, build cool stuff, and drink coffee. Why are we still pretending this isn't the dream?

I've been scrolling through X for 10 minutes. SaaS is dead. Coding is dead. SEO is dead. Blogging is dead. Startups are dead. Is anything still alive?

You're interviewing for your dream tech job. The interviewer asks: "What's something AI can do better than you, and why should we hire you anyway?" What's your answer?

I was debating the future of coding with a friend. He argued that AI will make programmers obsolete. So I asked him: Where are the billion-dollar startups built 100% with vibe coding? Silence.

Everyone is focused on AI startups and coding tools. What industry is about to be completely transformed by AI that nobody is paying attention to?