@deckard_the_dev 642k impressions in 3 months just by showing up daily. That's the whole playbook right there 💪
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Muhammad Shaiz
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Muhammad Shaiz
@MShaiz9
Helping founders turn ideas into momentum
Katılım Nisan 2021
266 Takip Edilen20 Takipçiler
3 months on this app
352 followers. 642k impressions. 5.5k likes. 910 replies received
Not going to lie, when I started I thought it'd be easier. It's not. You just have to show up every day and reply to people smarter than you until something sticks
Still showing up 💪
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@connerhawkin5 That early stage energy when everything feels possible is unmatched. Enjoy it before the hard stuff hits 😄
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First full-time month working on Scalar Field and we're already deep in brokerage API conversations. This is the fun part of building, when everything feels possible before the hard stuff hits.
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@IllGerard Same email for every decline type is such a silent revenue killer. Most SaaS owners don't even realize how much they're leaving on the table.
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🫠 Most dunning tools send "your payment failed" for every decline type.🤖
Soft decline.
Hard decline.
SCA required.
Card expired.
Insufficient funds.🤔
All the same email. Same day. Same tone. 🤯
That's why recovery rates suck.🤢
Match the message to the reason. 🎯
It's not a feature.
It's the whole point. 👀
#BuildInPublic
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@getsalesclaw The simplest tests are always the most satisfying when they actually work
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@getsalesclaw Now the real test is whether you trust it enough to forget it exists 👀
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@nishancodes Option 3 for me. Shipping something small breaks the spiral. Momentum really does cure it.
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founders, how do you deal with burnout
1. take a full week off
2. switch to a lighter project
3. keep shipping, momentum cures it
4. i haven't found the answer yet
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@stevie_builds That’s not mental asylum energy, that’s just early-stage scaling chaos with production reality attached 😭
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@stevie_builds Just make sure you’re not mixing live ops stability with feature velocity in the same moment too much, or you’ll end up debugging your own momentum 👀
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@pgbpgbpgbpgbpgb Treating X like a megaphone is the biggest mistake I see founders make. The growth loop you described is exactly what separates the ones who make it from the ones who don't.
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Your product won't distribute itself. Your X account will.
Most indie hackers treat X like a megaphone - blast a launch tweet, get silence, move on.
The ones who win treat it like a growth loop:
- Build in public -> attract curious followers
- Share wins AND failures -> build trust
- Engage in your niche's replies -> get discovered daily
- Post the problem before the solution -> pull people in
Distribution isn't a launch. It's a habit.
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@franklinvargas @Quicknode Faucet flows like this are quietly one of the most important onboarding moments for dev ecosystems frictionless access higher adoption.
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Getting my Aeneid IP at @quicknode's faucet for my 848522Ae wallet! Smooth and fast at faucet.quicknode.com faucet.quicknode.com/story/aeneid?u…
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@franklinvargas @Quicknode Every smooth faucet experience is basically a small conversion funnel into long term chain usage 😭
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@AnastasiiaDonii Thinking first is underrated. Most founders spend months rebuilding what they should have planned in week 1.
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Week 1 done.
Here’s where I am: architecture designed, tech stack chosen, zero lines of code written. Sounds slow? Maybe. But I’ve seen too many founders build first and think later.
I’m thinking first.
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@i7solar The hard part isn’t just building the product, it’s dealing with slow feedback loops and constant doubt while still showing up.
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@i7solar It’s not supposed to feel easy most of the time uncertainty is kind of built into the job 👀
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@nafiul09 CAPTCHA went from click all the buses to prove you are financially stable real quick 😭
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I miss when captchas asked me to click buses.
Now they want my full financial history.
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@koustubh018 Showing up in conversations where people already need your solution that moved the needle more than any content or ads ever did!
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What's your current MRR and what moved the needle most?
Building in public 👇
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@nafiul09 At this point I just want the old days back when I could fail a CAPTCHA without emotional damage
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@heyanaghh Real value is in patterns over time, not single-day stats.
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I export my WHOOP data every day.
I run a small cron on my Mac: one job that stores a daily full dump to JSON at 8am and uploads it to S3 using their API. Sleep, recovery, workouts, cycles, everything is archived for further AI use
Philipp Schmid@_philschmid
Yesterday Fitbit Air launched, but did you know it comes with a new @googlehealth API? You can build AI agents, MCP servers, or CLIs on top of your sleep and heat data. - 31 different data points from exercise to sleep, heart rate, or SpO2. - Webhooks push real-time notifications when health data changes. - Support Read or write data, request only the permissions you need. - Query by time range, roll up daily summaries, or paginate results. I am whoop guy, but might be good reason to explore this. Full getting started codelab below.👇🏻
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@heyanaghh Daily WHOOP data backup is a smart move for long-term insights 👀
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