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• AI enterpreneur • Building SaaS superpowered by AI • threadsight.xyz (Threads), and cooking many more • Journaling all my wins and struggles
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This one rule transformed my mental health and productivity. Never use social media after 12 pm. That's it. That's the rule. What happened: - 4-6 hours of deep, uninterrupted thinking daily - Best work happens in this clean mental space - Zero afternoon scroll-induced anxiety

Never work for free.

A video brewing for using Claude code: max productivity to build your SaaS

Writing 1,000 words is a commitment—tough, but necessary. I need to carve out time every day, with no excuses. The payoff is a clearer mind and sharper thinking for my business. I believe this will yield the best ROI by the end of the year.

I learned from building my first two SaaS products that I need to create things people want to return to repeatedly. One great idea is to add gamification. Encourage users to engage with your product by making it feel like a game, allowing them to grow and develop like a game character.

Adding gamification for 3rd products :) Make it fun to use

how i turned claude into my real assistant (not just another chatbot) i used ai like a search engine until i integrated mcp with claude. my method: whenever i face a bottleneck, i ask if claude can handle it. my journey:

Finally 300 friends in this space!

Claude code with multi workflows is cool. I can have parallel for more efficiency. So far, it's working great when you have multi less priority works.

Biggest takeaway from the past year of building a bootstrapped SaaS business is that you don't need: - Investors - Fancy office space - Business school degrees What you need is: - Marketing, funnel, distribution skills - A great product that solves a small, but frequent problem. - And patience

Vibe marketing >>> vibe coding

Anthropic has unveiled a interactive course focused on prompt engineering, a crucial ability for all. > crafting well-structured prompts > steering clear of frequent mistakes > building an outstanding prompt repository > leveraging the 80/20 principle Link in the comment:

Inference forward approach is the future for agentic coding

I love programming paradigm "divide and conquer". Almost obsessed. So I try to apply this to almost every problem I face. - Content creation? Separate writing from editing. Schedule at a batch - Marketing? Separate from setting up funnel, messaging, or cold email - Coding? Of course one by one

Every morning, I start with the same phrase at the top of my notebook: No hurry, no pause.

Unpopular opinion I have zero resistance using AI for content. Content creation isn't simply writing. It requires the ideation, crafting, making your own voice, and publishing. I don't use AI to steal someone's content. I use to think creatively and save sometime.

Customer obsession pays off. "You literally fixed and improved everything we wanted. Where can I give you a testimonial?" A returning customer DM'd me. We often forget the importance of prioritizing customers. I learn when we truly focus on what they want, they come back and start cheering.

I kind of like to create a soloprenuer community. Would you be interested in?

Cooking another Yt video! I can't pass my favorite tool for AI coding.

What’s the weirdest thing you’ve built with ai?

The Threads Opportunity Everyone is Sleeping On

I once believed I needed a big marketing team for my SaaS to grow faster. Then I found vibe marketing. No team. No big budget. Me and the right AI tools. In a week, I set up an automated marketing engine with n8n, Genspark, and Claude AI. Here is what I do:

Why do you need to fake the revenue and share. Such a shame

For solo founders, success is always a balancing act. When I started my journey as a solo founder, I spent months perfecting my product, tweaking every feature, and obsessing over small details. I was convinced that if I built the perfect solution, customers would naturally come.

Founders, how do you manage your relationships?

My first SaaS passed 1,200 users! Proud moment

A new vid dropped. Let's find $1m business from Reddit with N8N automation! www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylX...

Luck is: Labor Under Correct Knowledge It’s a better way of looking at someone who you find “lucky” This hits me hard

My second SaaS had clear demand, and I was genuinely excited even before building it. But when I looked deeper, the core business data was limited and there were too many gray areas. So I decided to pivot boldly. I have plenty of ideas anyway.