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I accidentally stopped asking users what features they wanted
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I accidentally stopped asking users what features they wanted
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Building Dayleaf taught me that unfinished tasks aren't always failures
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Building Dayleaf taught me that unfinished tasks aren't always failures
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Building Dayleaf taught me that unfinished tasks aren't always failures
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I'm trying to get 50 users in 25 days with zero audience. Here's my exact plan
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I think productivity apps accidentally train people to avoid opening them
Jun 3, 2026commented on a post
We were using AI from 4 different providers and could not reconcile the bill, so we built EvoLink
May 27, 2026commented on a post
I think productivity apps accidentally optimize for guilt retention
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I think productivity apps accidentally optimize for guilt retention
May 23, 2026commented on a post
After 200+ investor conversations, one thing surprised me
May 23, 2026commented on a post
I launched my privacy-first watermark tool 3 weeks ago. 84 visitors, 0 sales. What am I missing?
May 21, 2026commented on a post
I think productivity apps accidentally train people to avoid opening them
May 21, 2026commented on a post
I think productivity apps accidentally train people to avoid opening them
May 20, 2026created a post
I think productivity apps accidentally train people to avoid opening them
May 18, 2026commented on a post
I used to think onboarding was unnecessary. I was wrong.
May 18, 2026commented on a post
Most startups don’t fail because the founders are lazy
May 17, 2026commented on a post
Most startup advice sounds good until you actually start building
May 17, 2026commented on a post
I made a mistake every first-time founder makes — I built first, validated later. Here's what I'd do differently.

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