Just ran back home finalizing things with one of my client.

There's still just 3 more days to demo them.

But just getting started.

No idea how it will get completed.

The next few days is going to be pretty hectic, I guess.

Did you ask yourself “How do I make someone pay for this product”? Before starting to build the product?

If not, why? If you did, how’s it going?

Very true! Nothing starts perfect. We always walk towards perfection, but we have to start from imperfection. https://t.co/TEauG5GHPu

It feels like a start of silent movies. https://t.co/0xi31Ijdib

What else do you think one should have as a rules that one should not break? https://t.co/MbUnAhkCxY

I have written this on my whiteboard, huge in size.

1. Do things that don’t scale
2. Launch MVP quick
3. Make someone pay

1 is an ongoing task, anything that I do, even if it’s marketing, I think, how I can do it minimally, but can have huge ROI

2, launched it, but going to launch multiple times, who said you can launch only once?

3, in a process making customers pay, already onboarding multiple customers, who are happy with the product.

What would you add to this list?

People still might not believe this is possible and still think it’s a hype.

Of course creating an app like this without writing a single line of code.

But it requires experience, if not, 265 messages would become 2000 messages + frustration and quitting. https://t.co/KknSyGNdIl

Thought I would share it in this community as well.

Always excited to try out new tools.

Also, planning to use it for one of my new client.

https://t.co/EErXdZpyvp

Not sure why no one is talking about Project IDX by Google.

I'm lazy enough to install Android Studio or Flutter on my local.

So, I thought why not give this a try.

It gives a whole emulator on web browser.

I am going to give it a try tonight.

Follow me to know how it goes. https://t.co/PIaKg2ZtcE

I have few Reddit accounts with 50-60k Karma, which can be compared to a dog shit.

Instead at the same time, I could have built an authentic identity here on X or LinkedIn.

Wasted years on Reddit.

But nothing has been lost, there’s still time and I started building my identity here and it’s growing.