Andrew L.

10 years ago, I had nothing. Today, I build and sell startups. Back then: ❌ No money ❌ No connections ❌ A student with no idea where to start Now: ✅ Building startups for fun (sold one for $130K) ✅ $400K net worth ✅ Bought my dream car (Lexus NX) ✅ Software engineering expert If you're just starting out, learn, build, and keep going. The first step is the hardest - but it's the only way forward. 🚀

Context Engineering > Prompt Engineering > Software Engineering nowadays. Agree?

"The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten." A gentle reminder for all of us rushing features with AI prompts in our SaaS... 🫠

💪Strong opening questions: "Tell me about the last time you dealt with [problem area]." "Walk me through how you currently handle [specific workflow]." "What happened after that? What did you do next?" ⏭️Follow-up questions that dig deeper: "How often does this happen?" "What did that cost you - in time, money, or missed opportunities?" "What have you tried to fix this?" "Why didn't that work?" 🚨Questions to avoid entirely: "Would you use a product that does X?" (Hypotheticals produce hypothetical answers.) "Don't you think it would be better if..." (Leading questions produce the answers you want to hear.) "Here's what we're building - what do you think?" (Pitching kills discovery.)

Questions that reveal real pain of your potential users 👀 The goal is to understand how people actually behave, not what they think they might do in a hypothetical future. Save this list 👇

Before you talk to a single potential customer, write down everything you believe about your idea. These beliefs are assumptions, and most of them are wrong. (c) some wise man

Which is better: 🤔 1. OpenAI or 2. OpenAPI

will we have gpt-6 before GTA 6? 🤔

navora.ai v1 soon 👀

Apps used to be wrappers for databases; now they are wrappers for LLM. True or false?

1. Built in public → Shared progress updates instead of waiting for launch day. 2. Clear value prop → Made the landing page answer "Why should I care?" in 5 seconds. 3. Social proof early → Showed testimonials / early interest even before launch. 4. Engaged, not just posted → Replied to comments, DMs, and joined relevant convos. 5. Small wins > perfection → Shipped quickly and iterated based on feedback.

61 users already on the Navora waitlist 🙌 Here are 5 things I did differently this time (that made the difference) 👇

Fast & Vibeous 😎

If your startup was a movie, what would the title be? 👇

5 truths for indie devs: 1. Fail fast. 2. Talk to users. 3. Ship ugly. 4. Market daily. 5. Celebrate wins. Agree?

honest reminder 👇 Launch day isn't the finish line - it's the STARTING sign!

What's the ONE skill you wish you'd learned before starting your SaaS?

Does anyone know of a profitable vibe-coded SaaS? 🤔

@romaindewolff lmao, same

When back from 3 weeks holidays, even the WiFi doesn’t remembers me 😂

@Pauline_Cx Mars

What's your dream, living... - near the sea? - in a big city? - in a mountain? - in a countryside? - something else?

@T_Zahil You need to do it better, that's it.

You don't need to be innovative to make money