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Az @azdevgod

CEO of Dataslid softwares @DataslidS and academy. founder of @ainetworkclub

Joined November 2024
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Az@azdevgod
29 Apr 2025
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Product-market fit isn't a destination. It's a temporary truce between what you built and what the market will tolerate. The day you think you've arrived is the day you fall behind.
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Az@azdevgod
Jun 14
Burnout doesn't announce itself. One Tuesday you're staring at a blank screen wondering how you forgot your own password. Your startup needs a clear-headed human, not a machine that's falling apart. Rest is a strategy.
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Az@azdevgod
Jun 13
The book that changed how I think about business: The E-Myth Revisited. It taught me that being good at the craft is different from being good at running the business. What's yours?
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Az@azdevgod
Jun 12
The hardest part of being a solo founder this week wasn't the work. It was the quiet. No one to split the weight. Just me, a chair, and every small thing being my responsibility.
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Az@azdevgod
Jun 11
Stop opening your pitch with valuation. Lead with a problem 12 million Nigerians have. The number comes later.
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Az@azdevgod
Jun 9
Sat in my car outside the office for 10 minutes. Payroll was due. Account was short. No magic transaction appeared. Called two friends. Transferred what I had. Told my team honestly. Nobody complained. That broke me more.
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Az@azdevgod
Jun 8
Customer support is the most underrated growth channel. Reply faster, listen harder, fix it on the first try. The founders scaling quietly are still answering DMs at midnight.
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Az@azdevgod
Jun 7
I spent years chasing work-life balance. Turns out, integration works better for founders. Work and life share the same brain. Stop separating. Start integrating.
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Az@azdevgod
Jun 6
Three weeks since my last real off day. Not because I'm grinding. Because the line has disappeared. What does work-life balance actually look like for you? Not the quote. The reality.
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Az@azdevgod
Jun 5
The metric that surprised me this week wasn't revenue or retention. It was support ticket resolution time. 14 hours to reply to a paying student. Fixed it Thursday night. Not fancy. Just honest. What's yours?
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Az@azdevgod
Jun 4
The Mom Test rule that hurt most: Compliments are the enemy. "This is brilliant" = polite lie. Ask about past behaviour. Not future promises.
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Az@azdevgod
Jun 3
A student couldn't access what he paid for. Three times. That ticket became a feature that now saves 147 people from needing support. Your most ignored frustration patterns are your best product ideas.
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Az@azdevgod
Jun 2
A student paid tuition in cash. The staff member kept it. I found out on a Tuesday. That day, I learned trust is not a control mechanism. Systems protect the honest person from temptation.
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Az@azdevgod
Jun 1
Customer support is the highest-converting growth channel most founders ignore. Every user I acquired in Kena's early days came from a support reply — not an ad. Treat support like sales. Or keep burning cash.
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Az@azdevgod
May 31
A tired founder cannot build a healthy company. Your burnout is your startup's biggest risk — not your competition. Rest is not a reward for finishing the work. It is fuel for doing the work well.
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Az@azdevgod
May 30
Biggest sales mistake? Talking past the objection instead of listening for the real one. 'No budget' often means 'I don't trust you.' 'Let me think' means 'I need permission.' Learn to shut up and ask one more question.
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Az@azdevgod
May 29
I almost said yes to a custom feature for one client. Would have cost my team 4 days off the roadmap. Quick revenue is tempting. Long-term focus is harder.
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Az@azdevgod
May 28
Compliments are cheap. Future promises are free. Talk about their life, not your idea. If they aren't already spending on a solution, your product is a hobby.
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Az@azdevgod
May 27
Cold outreach framework that works: S.P.A. S — Specific opener (prove you read their work) P — Precise one problem you solve A — Asymmetric ask (no call, just a Loom) Write what they want to receive, not what you want to send.
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Az@azdevgod
May 26
Sat on a cold email for 11 minutes before sending. Got ignored for 3 days. Got a reply that changed everything. The email you're scared to send is the one that matters most.
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