JUST BUILD IT — Manifesto. We are the descendants of humans who tamed fire. Who domesticated wild animals. Who eradicated diseases that killed millions. Who survived economic collapses and kept going. Who looked at an infinite universe and said: we want to understand this. And with it comes a belief. That the world you leave behind will be better than the one you were born into. It starts with an idea. A problem. An obsession. Something that keeps you up at night. Something that makes you angry, or curious, or both. Something that, when you close your eyes, you can already see solved. Create value for the people around you. Use technology to play positive-sum games. Make the pie bigger. Don't extract. Contribute. This community honours a specific kind of person. Curious. Relentless. Delusionally optimistic. They don't wait for permission. They don't complain about what's broken, they fix it. They do what needs to be done, whether or not anyone asked them to. The kind who just starts before they're ready, before anyone believes in them. And when they hit a wall? They just build it.

OUTRUN Social Run Paris @fxln22 @ErikKaum @saishrane_

Got myself new books today!!!

Traditional Hiring is Dead

Solo Long Run on @FoundersPodcast

Who wants this wallpaper?

He almost cried. Man whatta journey

Don’t let someone tell you that you can’t be a trillionaire.

Guys, I am feeling brave to try Fable again, this time not asking it to use Figma MCP. Any tips to not hit spend limits?

I ran Fable 5 once on Claude Code and racked up a spending of more than 100$. Wild!!!

How to win as an immigrant in France

Big Jump from last time!!

I never ever hit a daily spend on Claude Code. I used Fable 5 once and I hit my Org's monthly spend limit.

I want to build beautiful products both hardware & software. Any book/resources to inspire myself and get better at design?

Do things that people find hard or boring. You will build your unfair advantage.

Solo 5K run on metal playlist

How did I manifest myself a Product Builder Job? I wanted to launch my own startup. Had to learn how to build something people want. So, how to build products? Timing was right. I launched a builders community in Paris. Started with just 10 random people meeting at a café. A friend helped me organise the events and joined me as cofounder. We applied to YC with an idea we observed based on our community events. We got rejected but we built a product and got a few users to test the product nevertheless. YC was just the excuse. I loved the process of building products & talking to users. But, we stopped working together. Our immediate life goals didn’t align. I continued building products. Doing product demos. Coming up with crazy challenges like launching one startup a week. The more I built and got people to try the product, the more I loved. Love what you do. Don’t do what you love.

Last year, I sent a cold email to @kmr_dilip asking if I could run with him in Bangalore. This year we ran together again in Paris. I started writing about my fitness and documenting my journey thanks to Dilip sharing his journey. You can just ask people and be earnest about what you want. He totally could’ve ignored my email. He gets so many emails from people wanting to meet him. So meet people you look up to. You realise they are also humans like you.

You get rewarded for taking risks, for doing things that others are scared to do, given that hard work is a constant in the equation. Showcasing your WIP project to users has more upside than building another feature on your product.

Mom's Birthday Today!! Since childhood I've seen her pursue her interests and form communities around her interests. Now, I know how I am good at building communities around my interest.