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Si vous etes bloqué sur un projet, ou vous voulez parler projet etc, j'ai plein de DM à ce sujet
Je vous met mon calendrier prenez un call direct 30€ -> 30 minutes
On parle SaaS sous toutes ses formes
La semaine dernière j'ai eu 2 calls et vraiment super cool de plonger dans les projets, voir des angles différents etc
Faites un produit que les gens veulent !
Depuis que j'écoute les talks de @jjen_abel je m'améliore en sales
Un propriétaire de salle de JJB aux Pays Bas 🇳🇱, à qui mon outil a changé le quotidien
On retourne prospecter 💙
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Si tes parents peuvent te donner 100k net et que tu te permette de jouer a parions sport avec, alors non on part pas du meme endroit
et il n'y a aucun mal à ça ! soyez juste vrai
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Replying to @naowizz
Looser mindset 🤷
Toi non plus t'es pas né tout seul, tout nu, dans la forêt.
Rien que la shape de Marc montre qu'il sait ce que ça veut dire bosser dur.
Inspire toi et avance au lieu de trouver des excuses. Personne va faire le taf à ta place.
wesh EXPLDRRRR jhhkfgghjjhkjh
Replying to @naowizz
Frérot soit pas jaloux tu vas finir pas aller casser des vitrines…
Commence par la première étape : namecheap
Sixrings retweeted
Today I was a sponsor, a founder, a dad and a competitor.
All in the same building.
I'm building a software for martial arts academies. So when Stockholm BJJ Open came around, I didn't buy ads. I sponsored the event and set up a booth.
A laptop, a roll-up and a hand dynamometer.
The grip strength contest was just an excuse to get people talking. It worked. The winner squeezed 70.8 kg and walked away with a kimono
Between two grips, gym owners started asking questions.
How do you handle payments? Can parents see their kids' belts? Does the AI actually do anything useful?
By the end of the day, I had done 4 live demos. No slides. Just the product and real academies.
Then I had to put the laptop down.
My son stepped on the mat and took 3rd 🥉. Seeing him on that podium was the best moment of my day.
A few hours later, it was my turn. I took gold in my black belt division
Gym owners don't buy software from a website.
They buy from people they've seen compete, coach and lose on the same mats as them.
The trust was built before the demo even started.
This week I follow up with all 4.
I'll tell you how it goes ✌️
Arretez d'idealiser les gens sur internet, on commence pas tous au meme niveau, bon le seul meme niveau c'est 0 follower mais a cote
tu as ceux qui doivent grind avec des responsabilite
d'autre si ca echoue ca rentre chez papa maman
d'autre qui ont un entourage qui peut debloquer 20k
d'autre qui ont des enfants et ils ne peuvent pas se permettre d'echouer
un autre bloque dans un village recule
la prise de risque ne sera pas la meme
bref go cook
For real I’m solving martial art gym software, why I think I’m the best to do it ? I’m in this space for 18 years
I can talk about it in 10 years again, I face the problem everyday
Even bad day I’m still passionate
Vraiment pas d’accord oui sur X car les gens vendent à d’autre indie c’est normal que le mec va recoder etc mais le nombre de business qui utilisent des software vraiment pas adapté ou ancien
Today I was a sponsor, a founder, a dad and a competitor.
All in the same building.
I'm building a software for martial arts academies. So when Stockholm BJJ Open came around, I didn't buy ads. I sponsored the event and set up a booth.
A laptop, a roll-up and a hand dynamometer.
The grip strength contest was just an excuse to get people talking. It worked. The winner squeezed 70.8 kg and walked away with a kimono
Between two grips, gym owners started asking questions.
How do you handle payments? Can parents see their kids' belts? Does the AI actually do anything useful?
By the end of the day, I had done 4 live demos. No slides. Just the product and real academies.
Then I had to put the laptop down.
My son stepped on the mat and took 3rd 🥉. Seeing him on that podium was the best moment of my day.
A few hours later, it was my turn. I took gold in my black belt division
Gym owners don't buy software from a website.
They buy from people they've seen compete, coach and lose on the same mats as them.
The trust was built before the demo even started.
This week I follow up with all 4.
I'll tell you how it goes ✌️
Booth is set
Tomorrow I’ll put my SaaS for the second timee, in front of gym owners, live, no slides.
Real feedback, face to face.
My Mac for some serious demo
And between conversations, I’m stepping on the mat to compete
1 year ago I was coding alone in my living room, wondering if gym gonna se it
Building a startup and still competing. Life is good 🥋



















