Cassandra AI = Your AI team member → Voice calls + chat → Sales + support → Trains on your data → Works 24/7 From answering questions to closing deals. Fully autonomous. Start free:

Every founder's Christmas wish isn't funding. It's one day without "How do I reset my password?" Users don't take holidays. Your inbox doesn't either. Automate or answer between presents.

Most underrated growth hack: Replying to every single comment on your posts. Not with "thanks!" But with actual value. Engagement compounds.

Your landing page conversion is 2%. That means 98 people saw your solution and said "nah." Stop adding features. Start asking those 98 people why they left. The answer is in the rejection.

Founder with VC funding: 18 months to profitability Founder bootstrapping: 3 months to profitability Pressure creates focus. Money creates experiments. Choose your constraint.

Spent 8 hours debugging yesterday. Fixed it by deleting 3 lines of code. Sometimes the solution isn't adding more. It's removing what's broken. Works for code. Works for life.

Nobody cares about your tech stack.

Building a startup teaches you: Month 1: I'm a genius Month 3: I'm an idiot Month 6: I'm learning Month 12: I'm still here Survival is the real MVP.

Your product has 10 users. Your competitor has 1,000. But you reply to DMs in 5 minutes. They reply in 5 days. In 6 months, you'll have their users. Speed of care > Speed of growth.

Raised my price from $19 to $49. Expected: everyone leaves Reality: → Same signup rate → 60% more revenue → Better quality customers → Less support headaches Your price is probably too low. Test higher.

SEO: slow, compounds Ads: fast, expensive Twitter: free, exhausting Pick your poison.

Your "quick hack" from 6 months ago is now: → Breaking production → Blocking new features → Costing you customers Clean code later = expensive.

Bad founders ask: "What features should I build?" Good founders ask: "What problem costs you the most time?" One gets opinions. One gets paying customers. Ask better questions. Get better answers.

If it doesn't make money or make product better: It's a distraction. Cut ruthlessly.

Stop checking your competitor's website daily. Start checking: → Their customer reviews (what they're missing) → Their pricing page (where they're weak) → Their support tickets (where they're slow) Build what they ignore.

Tried 5 marketing channels last month: exhausted, $0 Mastered 1 marketing channel this month: energized, $3k Depth beats width every single time.

Free users will drain you. Paying users will save you.

Replying to leads on December 24th isn't dedication. It's a system failure. Founders who automate eat in peace. Founders who don't refresh inbox between courses. Cassandra answers while you pass the wine. https://t.co/P7oo2oi44c

Hiring someone "just like you" feels safe. Hiring someone who challenges you creates growth.

Twitter followers in 2023: 5,000 Twitter followers today: 0 (account suspended) Email list: 847 Still have all 847 Own your audience.

Last month I replied to every single support ticket within 10 minutes. Even at 2am. Even on Sundays. Even the "stupid" questions. Result: → 23 users upgraded → 8 referrals → 0 cancellations Your support quality IS your growth strategy. Nobody remembers fast features.