I just replied to a random newsletter… and got one of the most valuable breakdowns I've ever read about growing a B2C app. More value than most "mentors" ever gave (no shade to my New Frontiers crew 😅). Big thanks to @StartupSpells - your reply was gold. 🙌 Covered: •

Read @ervinkalemi long article about building Publer - loved the honesty and openness. One line stuck with me: "The most successful startups in 5 years will have 5 people - experts - and hundreds of AI agents." I believe this too - as a solo founder, I'm already using AI agents

Changed one solid color in DoneMode to a gradient. And suddenly… it felt like a top app. Premium. Polished. Just like that. My first two testers said "looks much better". Mom and best friend called it "fancy". 😄 Design isn’t just features - it’s how people feel. Tiny tweaks

Doing research on what actually stops men from quitting porn. Need few mins to rank problems anonymously: https://t.co/LGML7nTGnF Will share results. RT appreciated 🙏 #NoFap #PornFree

Haven’t posted in a while - didn’t stop building, just needed focus 😅 Fun fact: got into New Frontiers Phase 1 & now gearing up for Phase 2 next year 💪 Building in public ≠ always posting. Sometimes it’s quiet grind, sometimes it’s launch mode. P.S. DoneMode has

Glad to be among those chosen. Excited for what’s ahead.

The best business lessons I ever learned weren’t from books They were from watching myself quit too early, too often The pattern was the teacher

Most productivity tools throw tasks at you DoneMode asks the questions that force you to think straight That’s the difference between noise and coaching

It’s easy to be “disciplined” when you’re broke The real test comes when you can coast comfortably Most people fail there

Loneliness as a founder isn’t an enemy It’s training You learn to be your own witness, your own coach, your own fire

You’re not “too busy” You’re too scattered Clarity makes time expand, confusion makes it collapse

There are 2 types of solopreneurs: – Those who wait for perfect clarity – Those who build clarity by doing Guess who actually ships

Solopreneurship is therapy in disguise Every bottleneck in your business mirrors one in your head

Founders obsess over market size But forget to ask: does the market want help? A small hungry market beats a big indifferent one

Focus doesn’t mean doing less It means not doing the stupid shit you secretly know you shouldn’t be doing

Traditional coaching feels like renting discipline AI coaching feels like owning it

Working alone makes you tougher It also makes you weirder The art is keeping both

Your calendar reveals your psychology What you schedule, you value What you avoid, you fear

No tool can save you if you won’t face yourself That’s the brutal truth every solopreneur learns sooner or later

The psychology of quitting: It rarely happens in one moment It starts with small silent compromises that rot your edge until you stop recognizing yourself