Joined January 2026
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May 30
Thank you everyone. I appreciate the support.
I'll continue to work hard to build the best social media scheduler!
#StartupLife #HardWork
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When you’re balancing a full-time job and a side project, how do you handle the transition between "employee mode" and "founder mode" without burning out by 9 PM? ☕️
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Trying to decide if a feature is essential or just shiny object syndrome is the hardest part of the solo grind.
Sticking to the core loop today—if it doesn’t directly help the user solve their main problem, it’s getting cut from the sprint. ✂️
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Switched to time-blocking my deep work in 90-minute sprints this week.
Turns out the last 20 minutes of each session are when the actual breakthroughs happen. Everything before that is just warming up the brain. 🧠⚡️
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I see a lot of talk about "finding your motivation" to get things done. Honestly, I think that's backward. You build motivation by doing the work, not the other way around. Small wins add up. 💪
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John Builds retweeted
Jun 10
Posting into the void for months taught me the hard way:
when you have no audience, your posts reach no one.
The fix wasn't posting more. It was replying.
Here's the 20-min/day system that finally got me seen 🧵
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Jun 10
Posting into the void for months taught me the hard way:
when you have no audience, your posts reach no one.
The fix wasn't posting more. It was replying.
Here's the 20-min/day system that finally got me seen 🧵
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Jun 10
A post reaches your followers.
A reply reaches everyone reading an account bigger than yours.
Early on, borrowed reach beats owned reach every time.
So: pick 5–10 active accounts in your niche. Turn on notifs. Reply in the first 30 min. That's when replies actually surface.
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Jun 10
The catch: the reply has to stand on its own.
A specific take. A counterexample. A question that moves the thread.
Never "great post 🔥"
People meet you mid-conversation, already watching you be useful.
Run it daily for 2 weeks before you judge it. It compounds.
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Jun 10
The people you admire today probably spent years building when nobody was watching.
Keep posting.
Keep shipping.
Keep showing up.
One day you'll be someone's "overnight success."
#buildinpublic
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Jun 10
Hit a wall on a feature this morning. Instead of pushing through, I took 30 mins to map out the core problem on paper. Suddenly, the path forward was clear. Sometimes stepping back is the most direct route. 🤔✍️
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Jun 9
Every founder says they are taking a break.
Then they open their laptop just to check one thing.
Three hours later they’re shipping a new feature 👀🤣
#buildinpublic
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Jun 9
Late night coding session. The kind where you forget what time it is and just get lost in the flow. It’s moments like these that make the whole building journey worth it. 🔥
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Jun 8
Most indie hackers obsess over the "launch."
I'm starting to think the *real* art is in surviving the "post-launch slump." That's where the magic happens. ✨
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Jun 8
One day, someone will discover your product and think:
"Wow, this is exactly what I needed."
Keep building until that day arrives.
#buildinpublic
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Jun 7
What's one small, often overlooked detail in the indie hacking process that surprisingly makes a huge difference to the end user? 🤔
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Jun 7
Not every day needs to be productive.
Some days are for learning.
Some days are for resting.
Just don't stop moving forward.
Happy Sunday #buildinpublic
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Jun 6
Every successful founder has a collection of failed ideas.
The difference is they didn't stop at the first one.
Failure isn't the opposite of success.
It's part of the roadmap.
#buildinpublic
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Jun 5
Looking to meet more builders on X.
Say hi and let's connect 👋
If you're working on:
• AI 🤖
• Startups 🚀
• SaaS 💻
• Marketing 📈
• Design 🎨
• Development ⚡
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Jun 4
Your first version does not need to be perfect.
Your first post does not need to go viral.
Your first product does not need thousands of users.
It just needs to exist.
Consistency beats perfection every time.
#buildinpublic
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Jun 3
Every founder has two moods:
"This is going to change everything."
and "Nobody wants this."
Usually within the same hour 😆
#buildinpublic
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