- Work 12 hours 6 days a week, do nothing Sunday
Or
- Work 8 hours everyday, rest every night?
Which one's the best to avoid burnout?
If it's hard to build, it's easy to sell.
If it's easy to build, it's hard to sell.
Pick your poison.
I’m on vacation but can’t relax.
My mind’s stuck in this weird guilt loop:
“You deserve the break” vs “You’re falling behind.”
Anyone else feel this?
Most 21st century businesses are online and don't require physical capital and upfront inventory.
Why get investments and give up a portion of your company?
Solopreneurship is the future.
I've been an overthinker all my life.
For the past 3 months I have been exhausting myself (mentally and physically) to the point that it is impossible for my mind to wander and for me to contemplate stuff.
I have never been more in peace.
Some lessons to be learned here.
You have at most 36-48 months to build something and escape the rat race.
After that it will be too late.
My experience with life so far:
-If you don't want something enough -> it doesn't happen
-If you want something enough -> it happens
-If you want something a lot -> still doesn't happen
Maybe a lesson to learn here..
Real feedback comes from prospective customers.
Not your mom.
Not chatgpt.
Definitely not your gf (you don't even have one)




