you only need two things to be a killer founder: adhd & ai

Couldn't be more proud of what we've built and how far we've come with VaultLeap. Look forward to a great 2026 💪

Goals don’t pull you upward. Habits push you forward.

Bravo!! Love this

Sunday. DM’d a founder today about an $800 package. No response. At VaultLeap we still answer on Sundays - sometimes for less than a $1 fee. Standards matter. No excuses.

Feels special seeing customers from my home country sign up for VaultLeap. A lot of what we’re building started from understanding how hard cross-border money really is when you grow up outside the U.S.

"you cannot compete with someone who is willing to suffer more than you"

If you’re a founder who works all night long. Learn to bake bread. Your gf will be happy when she wakes up

First sourdough loaf of many

The best time to discount someone is in the middle of a long race. With incomplete information you can predict the results with whatever bias you wish.

Product > Distribution Every successful founder I know agrees with it, but every failed founder still blames the distribution, while it’s the product to blame. I think this is the greatest misunderstanding among junior entrepreneurs

working on a Sunday not because I have to, but because I get to

“Stablecoins are Starlink for money” Ok, I get it now

A customer from a competitor reached out to our support team because their provider stopped replying. We couldn’t help - but it says a lot about where trust really lives.

You don't need the perfect strategy. You need the courage to implement an imperfect one.

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If you don't work on Saturdays you're ngmi

If you are pinging someone who’s busier than you, you should have a single well-thought-out specific ask. Only ask for something you truly cannot do on your own, and where you have done everything you possibly can by yourself. For example, if you’re asking someone to send an

Everyone’s chasing ARR. Few are chasing happy customers. Get the second one right, the first takes care of itself.

The best angel checks get written before the pitch deck is polished.