Skylar Gregory

I got tired of the wasted time, so I built @joinevertwine I narrowed the city down to just 10 rooms that actually get the lighting and acoustics right. If you can't decide what to eat, just pick one of these 10, you already know the vibe will be a 10/10.

That "I don't know, you pick" loop usually ends with us scrolling through 7,000+ restaurants in San Diego trying to find a spot that isn't too loud or too bright.

I saw a survey that says the average couple spends 21 minutes a day just deciding what to eat. That adds up to 132 hours a year of just going back and forth on food choices.

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After months of refinements, changes, and a pivot, Evertwine is finally rebranded and live on the App Store. DM me for the invite key.

557,000 new apps were submitted to the App Store last year. 25% of all apps on the store have fewer than 100 total downloads. 95% of all revenue is now controlled by the top 10% of apps. 74% of users will open your app once and never come back. Distribution is everything.

Turning 23 today, and while business is rewarding, I’ve realized any billionaire would trade their entire bank account just to be young again. It’s easy to get lost in the grind, but don't forget to do the things you loved as a kid. Grateful for the journey and staying present.

My first impression of googles new antigravity is that it produces less errors at least with mobile dev on android and works a little better than cursor. I ran out of credits very quickly compared to cursor where I have not hit a limit with auto mode on. Still testing…

Is Google’s antigravity going to replace cursor?

Life is heavily influenced by your ability to communicate and persuade. If you can master the skills of empathetic listening and clearly articulating value, you will be more effective in your career, your relationships, and in advocating for yourself.

You're paid for either your hours or your ownership. Your hours are finite. Your ownership is scalable. One is a wage; the other is wealth. High risk is the price for high reward.

Your cold outreach is getting ignored for a reason. Stop pitching your random product. It's painfully obvious you didn't even read their profile. Genuinely caring about people and their work is what gets a response.

If you’re looking to build a business and the business isn’t “sexy” that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t build it. There are many businesses that are “unsexy” but are extremely profitable!

Remember that just because it’s Friday night doesn’t mean you need to slam 10 shots.

Is it just me or is it weird why we have autonomous cars in cities like Waymo yet don’t have autonomous trains? Seems a lot less complex to build an autonomous train.

One of the hardest and least fun part about building a company is the funding stage.

"Someone has already done that." So what? Innovation isn't about being first, it's about being better. A saturated market isn't a red flag; it's a green light. It's proof of concept on a massive scale. The real question isn't "Has it been done?" It's "Can you do it better?"

Never forget the importance of "you are the average of the 5 people you surround yourself with"

Always remember just because the product you want to build has already been built doesn’t mean you can’t make it better.

Become good at articulation! Something I am actively working on.