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Agecy 101 - Episode 1 youtube.com/shorts/AW4Thut…

@QFromDaaS It was a great event ! Waiting for Dev Con 2

One thing I've noticed in the past few years working with dozens of remote developers from around the world, is that entrepreneurship is on the rise. I noticed this the most during my recent visit to India, where we held the very first DaaS Dev Con in Bangalore While I was there, I spoke to a room of young engineers who were not just looking for their next remote freelancing gig, but instead were on the hunt for opportunities at promising startups in the US. And this has created a fundamental shift in the global market opportunity for builders. It has never been an easier time to find highly skilled, motivated engineers from around the world that are looking for more than just another remote gig. If you have something you think is worth taking a look at, comment below!

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From a small village in Arunachal Pradesh, through army drills and discipline, to launching my own tech venture: watch how I pivoted from an army enthusiast to a non-tech founder. Stay till the end to see the full journey!

There are decades where Weeks Happen! There are weeks where decades happen! Keep Showing up all you need is one Catalyst and boom 💥 you are something else.

I kept saying tomorrow but Tomorrow never came. So I started today This is day 1 !

Greatness isn’t measured by how long you hold power. It’s revealed by how easily you can let it go. Purpose. Peace. Virtue. Still worth more than likes, titles, and exits.

Not every chapter of life needs to be about power, money, or recognition. Cincinnatus was found plowing his own field when Rome came calling. Given absolute power, he used it to serve - not to stay.

He led with purpose. He won the battle. And then he walked away. Back to the soil. Back to simplicity. Back to peace. In a world obsessed with more - more followers, more funding, more fame - his story reminds us:

You are the product ! People will invest time, money and trust if you are worth it. So work on yourself.

Sunday’s are for Partying ❌ Sunday’s are to work for yourself ✅

Some days, you’re building through things you can’t even talk about. You show up anyway. Quietly. Fully. Not out of strength, but because life doesn’t always pause when you need it to. Keep going. Even this chapter will pass.

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See the system, not just the skill. If you’re good at many things, don’t shrink yourself to fit a label. The most valuable founders aren’t the deepest - they’re the ones who connect the pieces others can’t even see.

They only quote half of it: “Jack of all trades, master of none…” But the full version? “…but oftentimes better than master of one.” People love specialists. But in real life? The builders who win are the ones who can adapt. Translate between business, product, and code.

Crazy how everything starts simple and one name is common @dsh_india @Karansdb99 ! A place to be for founders and techies.

Everyone wants to be a 25-year-old millionaire. But no one asks how the 25-year-old got there. Some were born into capital. Some sold a startup at 19. Some burned out by 30. Truth is, you’re not late. You’re just early in your story. Play long games. With yourself.

There’s no prize for peaking early. No trophy for “fastest to burn out.” Play long games. With yourself. That’s how you win for real.

Everyone wants to be a 25-year-old millionaire. But no one asks how the 25-year-old got there. This pressure to “make it young” is crushing a lot of great founders before they even get started. 🧵 A short thread:

Real founders play longer games. They don’t measure success by age. They measure it by depth, by resilience, by how many real problems they’ve learned to solve.