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Everyone putting in the work right now patiently waiting for their time. It’s coming. The slow burn always lasts
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Pro tip for folks working with Apple documentation: add ".md" to the end of a URL to get it as Markdown – much lighter to load, and also friendlier for agents. Example: developer.apple.com/document…
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Get your brand seen every time I charge my mouse.
This isnt a joke
→ 4 sticker slots
→ live auction
→ 14 days
brandmymouse.com
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Fastest way to kill ur biz? Perfectionism.
2 months ago I tried to record a VSL like a movie.
Lighting, “pro” camera, ordered a mic, waited 2 days…
All it produced was delay.
Today: opened Loom, one shot, shipped.
Done today beats perfect next week.
SPEED WINS 🏆
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Respect to the ones building alone:
You’re coding, marketing, learning, failing, repeating.
Carrying a vision in your head before it exists in reality.
Stay consistent. Stay patient.
It’s only a matter of time before your product hits.
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Founders in 2010:
- Hire a team
- Pitch VCs
- Burn cash
- IPO
- Buy villa and lambo
Founders in 2025:
- Spot trends
- Code at 2am
- Market by noon
- Edit videos by night
- Post daily
- Write viral hooks
- Meme for distribution
- Do support calls
- Talk to users
- Rejected by YC
- Basically… do everything
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If a founder gives you the “I will never give up” vibe, invest in them immediately.
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I don't care about "intelligence" benchmarks now. I'm post-eval.
GPT-5 does what you tell it to do. No other model behaves this well.
Trust me. Don't judge until you try it in your editor. Give it tools. Give it instructions. Watch it cook.
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What’s so beautiful about entrepreneurship is that anyone who truly tries will be successful.
Why most people fail is just because they give up too early. They have 1 or 2 failures and then they kick in the bucket and get a 9-5.
Entrepreneurship comes down to grit.
If you’re willing to get punched in the face every day; one day it will work.
Even though I’m only 18, I’ve tried starting 50 businesses over the last 10 years. Only 2 were successful. And that’s all people look at.
Some people will see this and take action, others will stay comfortable. But never let the belief that you aren’t smart enough hold you back; it’s irrelevant.
