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Building Contracto | Goal: $10k MRR | Currently: $0 → Shipping in public daily | https://t.co/tYKfwWMNGO

London Katılım Eylül 2012
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
The "Biller by the Hour" is the ultimate villain. 🦹‍♂️ I was quoted £250/hr to negotiate a redundancy settlement. I did it myself with an LLM instead. Result: +4 figure payout. Now I’m building Contracto to give that same power to every freelancer. Day 6 of shipping in public. I’m tired (newborn at home!), I’m anxious, but the mission is real. Check the build here: cntrcto.com #buildinpublic #indiehacker
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
What’s the dumbest contract exploit you’ve ever seen (or had to fix) after you thought it was good enough? I shipped watermarks on my UK contract generator early on… then realised you could just copy-paste the whole thing into Word and delete the text. Building Contracto cntrcto.com | $0 → $10k MRR | Shipping daily
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
@danmartell Agree Whether its a calendar entry or some other way, find a method to schedule and also hold yourself to account. You can't claim to forget if you ignore the reminders. the it's not the structure its the behaviour that the problem!
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Dan Martell
Dan Martell@danmartell·
If it's not scheduled, it's a wish. Put it on the calendar or stop pretending it's a priority.
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
@asmartbear @daniel_nguyenx That we can agree on, a manager must be good at both or at least continuously work on it to improve just like any other discipline in life, problem is most don't give it enough importance
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Jason Cohen
Jason Cohen@asmartbear·
@zeroxtoexit @daniel_nguyenx I think what you're saying is that managing a person continuously for years is distinct from the art of hiring. I agree. But the job of "manager" requires both. You don't get to pick just one thing to be good at.
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Jason Cohen
Jason Cohen@asmartbear·
If you hire someone excellent and then micromanage them to death, you’re a bad manager. If you hire someone who isn’t capable, so you have to micromanage to get good work done, you’re a bad manager. In every case, it's bad management, and it's your fault. Instead… longform.asmartbear.com/delegation/?ut…
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
@MicroLaunchHQ Sooo many things.....the next 24 will involve an insane amount of shipping. Why I hear you say? Oh you didn't know...Claude reset the weekly limits. Weekend plans are cancelled
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MicroLaunch@MicroLaunchHQ·
What are you building this weekend?
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
@SimonHoiberg Agree I like to use it to talk over ideas almost like a co-founder and that then helps me ideate and figure out what to do next
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Simon Høiberg
Simon Høiberg@SimonHoiberg·
I think the most underrated way to use AI is just talking to it before you build. Not asking it to generate the feature. Just dumping the messy idea, the weird edge cases, the parts I haven't thought through yet and letting it poke holes in it. Saves me from building clever little features that would have been annoying as hell two days later.
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
@marclou Interesting that you feel more productive in another continent simply because the rest of the world hasn't woken up yet! I mean if you can do that anywhere if you're disciplined enough
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Marc Lou
Marc Lou@marclou·
Asia timezone is the best for productivity. I wake up while the rest of the world is asleep and get 4 hours of deep work done in the AM, without the temptation to go online. Totally recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
Built a UK contract generator. Shipped watermarks. Thought it was protected. Then I noticed the exploit: Generate contract → download watermarked PDF → select all → copy → paste to Word → delete watermark text → save as PDF. Free professional contract. No payment. This is the 3 things I did to close it: → Increased watermark opacity (from 10% to 25%) → Browser-view only for free tier (no downloading allowed) → Per-contract payment to unlock a clean downloadable PDF "Watermarked" ≠ "protected" for text content. The lesson: think like the user who doesn't want to pay. Building in public → cntrcto.com
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
The point is you conflated management with hiring, different skills, this is where I disagree with your framing of the problem. To answer your question not that it's relevant but I can think of a few scenarios where employees will be imposed on manager like mergers, acquisitions, internal restructurings. The vast majority of the time a manager will always have the final say if he is not involved in the hiring process from the beginning.
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Jason Cohen
Jason Cohen@asmartbear·
@zeroxtoexit @daniel_nguyenx In your experience, is it common for a manager to not be responsible for hiring the people on their team (aside from day one)? Or is that always a bulklet point in the job description?
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Timo 🌱
Timo 🌱@TimoBuilds_·
What's stopping you from coding like this?
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
@asmartbear @daniel_nguyenx Disagree. Since when is hiring and managing the same thing? They are different skills or aptitudes. You can be a good manager but be poor at choosing the right people to hire for a role.
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Jason Cohen
Jason Cohen@asmartbear·
@zeroxtoexit @daniel_nguyenx Nope. If they report to you, it's your hire. Either you did the hire, or you currently have them and haven't replaced them yet. Of course on day 1 of a new job, you have a grace period.
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
@marclou @trust_mrr Surely there were far better multiples and businesses available than a simple Reddit scraper for 2k or am I missing something....
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Marc Lou
Marc Lou@marclou·
✅ ACQUIRED on @trust_mrr $72 MRR Reddit scrapper sold for $2,000
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Tim Jayas@TimJayas·
CLAUDE CODE IS INSANE imagine being told by an AI to go touch grass 😭
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
I did but then the same night as if by magic they doubled the weekly limits and I signed up again. The doubling of weekly limits lasts until July 13th I think so will re-evaluate the move to codex then, for now Claude has all the context so doesn't make sense to take the risk yet
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Daniel Smidstrup
Daniel Smidstrup@DanielSmidstrup·
Anyone here cancelled their Claude Code subscription and moved to Codex?
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
@TimJayas You ain't a founder until you have at least a buck to show for it, even then any dog with half a brain can create a web app today so not as impressive as it used to be. Learn to market and sell then you have a real business otherwise it's just a hobby
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Tim Jayas
Tim Jayas@TimJayas·
HOT TAKE: you're not a founder until you crack distribution
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
@arvidkahl Doesn't that basically encompass how the whole AI bubble economy operates right now with Nvidia at the top See nobody special finance on YouTube for some interesting analysis on the whole merry go round
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
@TimoBuilds_ @FocusMap_ Interesting......real world validation is probably the best signal. Use him as your guinea pig to develop a product/service if possible if not he will give you an angle to pursue Good luck I'm rooting for you!
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Timo 🌱
Timo 🌱@TimoBuilds_·
@zeroxtoexit @FocusMap_ It's this context
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I may have accidentally validated an AI business idea. 😆 Not with ads. Not with a landing page. Not with a cold DM. But at a leadership training (at my 9-5) It all started during the lunch: the trainer told me he runs marathons. He's 50+ and got no experience with AI. So I told him how I use AI for my own training: > Running > Cycling > Strength > Recovery > Fat loss > Preparing for my 1st marathon But the part that got him wasn’t the plan, it was the adaptation. Bad sleep? -> Adjust 100 km ride? -> Adjust Family day? -> Adjust Missed session? -> Adjust That was the bridge. 👀 Later we talked about leadership in his business context. I've told him my experience how I managed: 1. Employee conversations 2. Conflicts 3. Motivation 4. Difficult decisions ... all supported by AI. And I've found a business opportunity in his context: > A seminar gives you knowledge. > But real life gives you context. And that’s where AI catches him: not as a replacement for the trainer, but as a sparring partner after the seminar. At the end, I told him: “If you ever want to explore this for your trainings, feel free to reach out.” Back home: I used AI to turn the idea into a concept and sent it to him the next day. Already 2 days later, he replied. 🤯 Now we’ll talk. Maybe nothing happens. Maybe this becomes something. But the lesson already hit me: -> Don’t sell AI -> Show the moment where it becomes useful Something @janubuilds has already been saying for a while. Now I’m trying to figure out the right shape for this. 🧐 > Could be a service > Could be a product > Could be something in between Will also depend completely on what he actually needs. How would you approach the first call?

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Timo 🌱
Timo 🌱@TimoBuilds_·
GM! Today, i Took a day off from my 9–5 today. I have 3 hours to lock in and work on growing @focusmap_ After that, i’ll jump into a client meeting to figure out how to sell an AI business idea. SaaS in the morning. AI consulting at noon. Family life after that. Limited time, but that’s the game. What are you locking in on today?
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zeroxtoexit.com@zeroxtoexit·
I see so many people posting this and it makes little sense to me unless your buyers are here What's the benefit of driving traffic for the sake of it? Farming comments is a nice strategy for the algo to grow your account but don't be fooled people you won't get anywhere constantly posting your project in threads like this
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Bill G.
Bill G.@billgnofficial·
Drop your start up link Let's drive some traffic
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