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@KimNoel399 Intéressé !

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@AkintolaTd Keep going broski ! Discipline will pay off !

DAY 3💔 I ended yesterday with another loss and the fastest loss I’ve ever had! Price gave me a bearish setup but immediately headed for my stoploss after hitting my sell limit order. Current balance back to around 60$

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@VadimStrizheus Logistics

Name the industry.

$6M raised. top tier investors. $2M still in the bank. $500k ARR, but declining. and completely stuck. talked to a founder last week in this exact situation. they were building a consumer app. it kind of worked. they grew quickly with social media, but it plateaued. revenue somewhere between $500k-$1M ARR. consumers have churn, so declining revenue. things didn't end here, after the product stopped working, cofounders had different ideas on their next steps. one cofounder wants to continue to try, the other wants to do a hard pivot. classic founder split. and investors don't care. at all. not because they're bad people. because $4M is a rounding error for their fund. they'd rather write it off for tax loss harvesting than spend cycles figuring out the mess. "just have a clean breakup" is the actual advice from tier 1 VCs. this is what nobody talks about. there are hundreds of companies like this. raised real money. built real products. making real revenue. and completely trapped. wrong cap table structure. wrong cofounder alignment. wrong growth expectations set by the raise size. the founder could return every dollar tomorrow and investors would shrug. sometimes the best move is to stop optimizing for investor feelings and just decide what you actually want to do with your life. if you want to sell your company, you should do so without worrying too much about how you are going to make the investors whole. you don't owe investors every dollar back. what you actually owe is "a shot at greatness" - and that's impossible when you're spending months negotiating a breakup instead of building. make decisions for your next big thing and stop worrying about sunk cost. if investors believe that you did your best, they will support you again

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@ZiggyCrane @tibo_maker For real man 😂😂😂

@tibo_maker you lost 99% of indie hackers at "talk to humans".

I've scaled 4 products past $100k MRR everyone asks for the strategy here's what actually worked: 1. week 1: build something, anything, ship it 2. find 5-10 people, get them to try it 3. become annoying - DM, email, call 4. watch them use it (most won't) 5. ask why, fix it, ship again 6. daily check-ins, daily updates 7. solve their actual problem, not what you think it is 8. keep shipping until they beg you not to change anything 9. that's your signal - now go loud 10. content everywhere, SEO grind, paid ads 11. double down on channels that work 12. cut everything else the gap between $0 and $100k? steps 3-8 most people never leave their code editor you can't build a business without talking to humans

@FRSineQuaNon @CanalplusF1 😂

@CanalplusF1 Mekies est plus jeune mais lui au moins joue vraiment le championnat 😂🥶

Une belle complicité entre les deux directeurs d’écurie 🥹 #F1

@TimSuzman @conor_ai @hyperspell @pioneer_fund This is the mentality of top tier founders ! Love it

"I like to think of myself as a forward-deployed CEO." -- @conor_ai The founder of @hyperspell (YC F25, @pioneer_fund portfolio) WORKS from his customers' offices. He goes to lunch with them and everything. They are also growing absurdly fast, so it seems to be working.

@nizzyabi Goated meal

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@awwstn Uber for crack and meth

reply with the idea you applied to YC with, and i’ll tell you in one word if i would accept you or not (fake answers only)

@SherryYanJiang Well said

founder life isn’t the $20m seed round, the viral launch video, yc acceptance, or the fancy invite dinners - those are loud luxuries. it’s the quiet grind: dm’ing 100 ppl for user interviews, 10 reply, 2 care. staying up till 2am cuz you're the only one doing customer support.

@angelonuoha7 😂😂

Don't forget to remove your ChatGPT prompts when you apply for a job! Reviewing applications and this is how one of them started:

@BardRez @ElizabethHolmes @PeterJ_Walker Remote working from prison

@ElizabethHolmes @PeterJ_Walker How are you tweeting from prison

Funding round category fraud 😅 cmon now, is $20M really a pre-seed round? Business looks cool though

@brian_armstrong Well said Brian

Spend time shipping product, not slide decks Short documents only (if you must)

"Pessimists sound smart. Optimists make money." —@natfriedman