you're wild to callout farza from buildspace hq

I was doing some research yesterday - totally unrelated to Clicky or Farza I told my LLMs to find me builder communities and one report mentioned I should look into a certain project I checked the final video they posted and in there I saw just a short frame of someone that "looked like the Clicky guy" - a split second The project was Buildspace and that guy was Farza - a total "oh shit" moment that makes you realise, there's no such thing as overnight success and there is no Farza of today without the work he put in over a long period of time Hats off

Woah that's a hard choice ... for big groups, houses are more important ... the final is the narrative crescendo so at least have end of 6-8 weeks be clearly defined as a "button" and ceremony of some kind (vs buildspace in person final/sf intensive)... if small groups at least let people pick an identity that is self-choice -- even early early bs had that without putting people in houses like the later season. Check thier earliest vids/posts ... so ... concrete timeline with even a simple party/finale at the end is my finale answer haha

your post about graduating but still facing difficulties felt honest what did buildspace help with and what did it not solve?

your post about productivity after buildspace is exactly what i am trying to understand what were the three mechanisms?

your demo day goal was youtube partner metrics what made buildspace force a measurable target?

your founder accountability group post caught my eye what were you trying to recreate from buildspace?

you mentioned going for the buildspace vibes with a summer challenge what part of the vibe is hardest to recreate?

your demo day plan had a clear user target what made buildspace push you toward distribution?

your demo repost after farza format advice stood out what did buildspace teach about showing the work?

your peer pressur demo is a funny mirror of buildspace itself what kind of accountability actually gets people moving?

you said making ideas come to life is fun after almost making final 32 what made buildspace make that feel possible?

your stepmate accountability idea fits the buildspace question well what did you learn about accountability while building it?

you mentioned buildspace accountability and sage connections which one actually accelerated the work more?

your week 5 update called buildspace an amazing push what kind of push actually worked?

your ideas to brands series during week 2 stood out what did buildspace clarify about turning ideas into brands?

your nights and weekends project while juggling streaming and content stood out what did buildspace give that solo building did not?

almost making final 32 out of thousands is a real signal what did buildspace give you even without the final slot?

your post said progress was slow but still progress what made that pace feel okay inside buildspace?

your late week 1 post about handmade dresses stood out what made buildspace useful for work that is not purely software?