The reason I quit X last year...
It was because all I saw were wannabe entrepreneurs (and I say this with all the respect, as I was one) wanting to make money on the internet, but not providing any real value.
I know a business could be many things but:
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x.comThe reason I quit X last year... It was because all I saw were wannabe entrepreneurs (and I say this with all the respect, as I was one) wanting to make money on the internet, but not providing any real value. I know a business could be many things but: + Goshtwriting +
Why quitting X might help you (only for SaaS builder)
1. The market is the ultimate reality
When you 'build in public', it feels like your primary goal is to appeal to X and get views. You reply 20x a day. You schedule 7x post in advance. And they take up a huge mental capacity of your... See more
Desmondx.comThe percent of people “in startups” who only do things adjacent to actual work (podcasts, newsletters, invest) feels like it’s growing exponentially. I always wonder if they feel like they’re missing out: the funnest part about all of this is making something that takes over the internet.
Nikita Bierx.comThe biggest reason you fail is because you're just not serious. You found a hot industry. Trending business model. Checks all the boxes on paper. You tinker around, but it perpetually feels like a grind. One barrier, you kill your momentum. One frustration, you complain. Not the right fit. You keep searching. Cycle... See more
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