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Iβm building a $10K/mo Founder Execution Engine in public.
Constraint: keep human effort to ~1 hour/day and let AI handle the leverage.
What Iβll share:
- What Iβm building
- What ships each week
- What breaks
- Real lessons + numbers (when useful)
If youβre a founder who wants systems > hustle, follow along.
"The truth is that your most interesting, asymmetric, singular futures are entirely invisible to you today. The raw material simply doesn't exist yet."
Powerful one from @SahilBloom. Must read. sahilbloom.com/newsletter/stβ¦
Weekend project status: shipped.
Fri night: broken landing page.
Now: two-app product on @Lovable_dev.
Marketing site β magic-link signup β dashboard β daily AI editions β public reader URLs.
Auth, multi-paper, scheduled publishing, the works.
Type your town to try:
local-press-power.lovable.apβ¦
Built Daily Press this weekend on @Lovable_dev:
Type your town. Pick your sections. AI generates a daily newspaper matched to your local form of government (mayor, town administrator, select board, etc.).
Download as standalone HTML
local-press-power.lovable.apβ¦
#LovableBuildersSweepstake
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We're live on Producthunt!
Stanley for π is meeting the world.
Share your feedback with us below:
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You have a $20/month budget
What would you pick?
β’ Claude
β’ Codex
β’ Something else?
Who are 5 people in your niche you could make more known by replying well every day?
That habit will beat another week of shouting into the void.
Replies grow faster than posting when the replies are better than most people's posts.
That bar is higher than "agreeing in public."
Which of your last 10 posts taught something specific enough to use today?
If none did, the problem is not reach.
A lot of "thought leadership" is just obvious advice with better spacing.
Useful content either changes a decision or sharpens an action.
I have lost more opportunities from slow follow-up than bad copy.
Customers forgive imperfect words faster than delayed action.
Weekly recap: fewer active goals, tighter follow-up, cleaner messaging.
The gain was less effort per decision, not more hours.
What is one promise your market should associate with your name?
If it is not obvious, that is this quarter's work.
My best weeks are scheduled before they happen.
Open calendar space gets eaten by everyone else's urgency.
Founders overvalue ideation and undervalue distribution reps.
Repetition with feedback is where real edge compounds.
What conversion event matters most for your X strategy?
Profile clicks, DMs, email signups, or calls booked?


