Konny

Be honest: Why are you building?

@JoseInNorte Congrats man🤞

Norte launched in StartupBase today. Appreciate your upvote! startupbase.io/products/norte

Whats your favorite developer meme? (Need ideas for tiktok)

@SeHozaifa Love to hear it. All good so far

@konnydev Hey! Welcome back I'm doing good, how are you?

Missed this app tbh… How is everyone doing?

@yashhq_22 Thats all we can do

solo founders today: 99% prompting claude 1% posting a tweet hoping the tweets get them $5k MRR

Just crossed 1.6k followers🎉 I'm on my way to 2000 followers✈️ Grateful to every one of you for the support💖

@Cyningleah Thanks for sharinh

Most founders don’t have a marketing problem. They have a clarity problem. Your product might be good… But if people don’t understand it fast enough, they scroll past it. 🧵

@kapilansh_twt Hahha soo reall

@konnydev failed products are basically paid courses with trauma includeddd

People talk about failed products… Did it really fail if it teached you more than any „money making“ products ever would?

@BrookeDukellis Yes absolutely

@konnydev Totally, it’s all about speed of learning

@ItsAlexhere0 Yeah Thats true

@konnydev Some products make money others make experience

@knowRowan Yessir

@konnydev Fair point

@john_faleke Sure!

@konnydev Let’s connect 🤝

@TheAlbeDim Not a fail if we learn

@konnydev Your first projects are likely to fail, either because of the idea, or because you’re not capable of promoting it. They’re not bad products. They’re just projects. People must start learning with projects to earn with products.

@john_faleke Yes exactly

@konnydev Failure is giving up. Though you start another with a better experience. But what if it was going to take another 24hrs to get your first 1000 users, but you already called quits.

@shippedbytim Yes thats right

@konnydev It truly fails if you get discouraged and decide to stop trying any further..

@nxhaaa19 Lets hope so

@konnydev Failure always gives a lesson. Failure never goes to waste.

@zain_ahmedd So why not really?

@konnydev not really. some projects make money, others teach lessons you end up using for years. both are valuable.

@TechWithMatteo They are the most needed

@konnydev sometimes the failed ones are the ones that actually stick with you and shape everything you build after that

@Col_ASY Yep I agree bro

@konnydev The definition of a failure is very much broken... what's the failure in my terms is giving up, giving up when it felt hard to continue, giving up because you couldn’t handle the pressure Any other thing are just lessons being learnt throughout