Michael Nathan

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Having something done, is better than doing it perfectly. Speed beats accuracy all the time.

Users usage don't lie. Your metrics will find PMF before your gut does.

Will AI even survive the next 2 years without software engineers fixing it? Your job is safe, if you're that good.

Before you build: Would you use it? Would they pay for it? If neither, don't.

Charging from day one is validation for me, because not all free trials converts.

This idea is huge, before building. Reality check: - Do you need it? - Would strangers pay? Two yesses, or it's a hobby.

Retention > acquisition. 70% of revenue often comes from an existing users. Distribution is okay, but work on your retention strategy.

It's a new month It's a new week Its a new day Let's hit those goals.

Attention makes them look. Your copy makes them buy.

Speed beats perfection. Validation will save you unnecessary distribution.

Founder to Founder Don't forget to track your products. Analytics turn opinions into decisions. Track before you optimize.

Quiet systems beats flashy ones. Focus on your unique value preposition and build on it.

Congratulations Christiano Ronaldo and the Al Nassr teammates for winning the Saudi Pro League Trophy.

Remember: Users pay for their wants, not what the founder wants. Cheap to build ≠ worth building.

Simplicity is velocity.

Developers who provide the tools will thrive in the AI era. Understand systems and architecture, as direct coding is becoming outdated.

Features are guesses. Outcomes are commitments. Start with the promise. Work backwards to the feature.

How it works is for you. What it does for them is for revenue. Limit features copy, focus on the outcomes.