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0 ———> 335 users in 3 months. Thanks to X and Instagram, people are actively supporting us and I want to thank you all! Especially the ones who showed continuous support even sometimes there are bugs here and there. Startup journey is not easy. Who agrees?

Hey guys I am back on X, what’s good?

@davidchoibiz best salesman!!

@aidaniil That’s so cool your wallpaper hahaha

workspace update

@LouisLsvr I have been like a ghost for the past few months

one day you feel like a ghost the other you feel like a star this algo is unpredictable i appreciate you all 🥰

@_ddbrx @fdotinc Looks like the place to look in Dima

My sleep & work places for the next month. Perfect to lock in for @fdotinc

@adriamatz Adria that’s very encouraging and inspiring!!

I gained 300 followers in 5 days-here's exactly what worked: → Posted 3x daily → Built 2 apps while sharing the journey → Showed both fails & wins → Replied 100x every day → Shared what I actually learn Show up consistently. The compounding is insane.

@tymonhimself What is it about then?

when your head is down the smoke from your cigarette will get in your eyes this is not about smoking

@pierreeliottlal You are almost here man please keep it up!!

Failed 2 startups, launched a new SaaS, scaled to $500K ARR in 8 months + exited, here's what I changed A few years ago I was 25, launching my first startup thinking I'd figured it all out. Spoiler: I hadn't. It was a Netflix-style platform for entrepreneurs. Like Masterclass, but for people building businesses. The market needed it. I had ambition. But it crashed and burned. I made every mistake in the book: > picked the wrong co-founder (he bailed) > chose a business model that didn't scale (content is HARD) > thought I needed to raise money to succeed (without understanding how raising actually works) I was clueless. But instead of quitting, I tried again. Second startup? Same story, different mistakes: > invented a problem nobody had (web3 platform for real-life discounts) > tried building something INSANELY hard without funding, in a volatile market > my co-founder wasn't all in I shut it down after 4 months. Here's what I learned: "never give up" is terrible advice sometimes. If you're pushing too hard to get customers, if it feels like dragging a boulder uphill, there's probably no real need for what you're building (at least not in that form). Pivot. My ambition didn't change. My goal stayed the same. I just needed a different horse. For the third project, I changed EVERYTHING: > partnered with people I'd known for years > picked something dead simple to pitch ("we help you make more money") > found something already working in the market, just approached it differently > made sure I could bootstrap it End of 2023: I launched a WhatsApp Marketing SaaS for Shopify brands. The pitch was easy: "we help you make more sales with WhatsApp" - completely untapped in Europe at the time. We started building and immediately made our first massive mistake. We built what WE thought was cool. Nobody asked for it. We wasted 6 months. BUT while we were building, we kept pitching to Shopify brands. And the traction was INSANE. Every pitch, people wanted to start. Wanted to pay. Even without a finished product. So we scrapped everything and rebuilt it EXACTLY how customers wanted it. First customers came in 2024. We hit $500K ARR in 8 months using: > LinkedIn outreach > cold emails > agency partnerships > referrals > LinkedIn content After 8 months, we exited (for a lot of reasons I can detail in another post), while momentum was still strong. Could we have scaled further? Absolutely. But we wanted to move on, and now we have time and capital to build Gojiberry AI. The new goal is clear: > bootstrap as long as possible > $10M ARR in 3-5 years with a small, lean team I'll probably screw up a dozen more times along the way. I'll share those mistakes here when they happen. If you're in the trenches right now, remember: you can have hard times, you can doubt yourself. But NEVER GIVE UP. Just maybe... pick a different horse.

@NelsonXLee It’s perfect! I wish I am there too

my stunning city 🥰

@davidchoibiz Legend salesman!!

@AntonioEscudero That’s so inspiring bro please keep it up

My little SaaS just reached $1151! After 5 months working on it, it has surpassed $1k!! I couldn't be happier :) Thank you so much guys!!!

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My only resolution for 2026

Ay darlington ! How’re u? I am a 25yr old recruiter, who has built a tool for recruiters like us to manage our candidates better, make sure that we capture our calls and retrieve details like asking your personal assistant. I hope to give you a demo or a link to try, is it okay?

Hey hey, Are you looking to join a team of creative and innovative minds dedicated to solving the most complex challenges in the financial services industry across Africa and beyond in the year 2026? If yes, then we kindly invite you to send in your application, because we might have something for you in the new year. 1. Technology ((i.e., Software Engineering (FS, BE, & FE), QA, Data Science, Database Administration, AI/ML & Data Engineering, etc.)) 2. Infra & Information Systems (i.e., Cloud Infra/DevOps Engineering, Network Infra, Infra Support, etc.) 3. Information Security (i.e., Offensive Security, Defensive Security, etc.) 4. Product Delivery (i.e., Product Mgt, Product Ops, Product Design, etc.) 5. Solution Delivery (i.e., Program Management, Project Management, Product Implementation, etc.) 6. Int'l Expansion (i.e., Country Managers across the EMEA region, etc.) 7. Finance (i.e., Finance Analyst (A/R & A/P), etc.) 8. People & Culture (i.e., Talent Acquisition, People Operations, Learning & Development, etc.) 9. Legal, Risk & Compliance (i.e., Risk Management, Compliance Management, Legal / Company Secretariat / Contracting & Data Protection, etc.) 10. Operational Excellence (i.e., Operational Excellence & Governance, Business Process Automation, etc.) 11. Marketing & Communications (i.e., Motions & Still Graphics Design, Public Relations, Content Marketing, Product & Brand Marketing, Communications, etc.) 12. Tech & Service Ops (i.e., Reconciliation Analyst, Client Relationship Management, Product Support, Customer Success Management, Application Administration/Site Reliability Engineering, etc.) 13. Business (i.e., Sales / Business Development Management, etc.) 14. Administration (i.e., Office Admin, HSE, etc.) PS: To send in your application, please click lnkd.in/dkrDqwQw. If your experience, or area of interest, or area of specialisation is a match for any role listed above, kindly click lnkd.in/dkrDqwQw, and we will be in touch as soon as possible.🤞 NB: Recent graduates, junior executives, mid-level executives, senior executives, and c-suite executives are all invited to send in applications.

@RecruiterRx Hi Sheedah! How’re u? I am a 25yr old recruiter, who has built a tool for recruiters like us to manage our candidates better, make sure that we capture our calls and retrieve details like asking your personal assistant. I hope to give you a demo or a link to try, is it okay?

We’re hiring. 📩 Send your resume to admin@wavevi.com or danean@wavevi.com #NowHiring #ClientServices #FrontDeskJobs #AdministrativeCareers #OfficeJobs

@TheCanRecruiter @AirCanada Hi bud! How’re u? I am a 25yr old recruiter, who has built a tool for recruiters like us to manage our candidates better, make sure that we capture our calls and retrieve details like asking your personal assistant. I hope to give you a demo or a link to try, is it okay?

Hey @AirCanada , you should help.

@jameswhitesales Hi James! How’re u? I am a 25yr old recruiter, who has built a tool for salespeople like us to manage our inbound leads better, make sure that we capture our info and retrieve details like asking your personal assistant. I hope to give you a demo or a link to try, is it okay?

Very rarely Do you see... World records being broken. Even rarer is having the honour to help someone achieve that record. In February this year I became aware of a young man called Josh who had decided to try and break the world record for the most amount of #golf courses played in 1 year. The record stood at 581 rounds in 1 year and Josh was aiming to break the record to raise money for Macmillan Cancer in memory of his mum who sadly passed away recently. I was moved by his courage, determination and belief that he could become a World Record Holder. I decided back then to support him through some sponsorship. I could only do so much but his story and cause moved me. Since February I've watched in awe as he has played golf day after day. A few days 54, a lot of days 36 and every day 18. My old legs hurt now after 1 round and so seeing what Josh has had to do wows me. It was a pleasure to be invited to TheCaversham yesterday and see Josh finally break the world record. He has not only now broken the world record but he has also raised over £30,000 for 2 incredible charities who desperately need all the support they can. Sometimes you make #business decisions on emotion and gut feeling. You see something in someone and think 'i believe in that person and what they can achieve' I'm very proud to have been involved in Josh's journey and even prouder to see him now become a world record holder. Josh and his unwavering desire to achieve something regardless of the pain and hurt he has to go through to achieve that goal is an inspiration to me. He could after tragedy sit on the sofa and cry. He didn't. He decided to do something and become an inspiration to others. Well done Josh. An incredible achievement 👏👏👏 #belief #gingergolf Josh Simpson

@michaelwatson2 Hi Mike! How’re u? I am a 25yr old recruiter, who has built a tool for salespeople like us to manage our inbound leads better, make sure that we capture our info and retrieve details like asking your personal assistant. I hope to give you a demo or a link to try, is it okay?

As long as the government doesn't get involved, supply/ demand and its impact on pricing is undefeated...

This guy is viral on Instagram by being a good and entertaining insurance sales, but let me help him level up his game with laisy