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Everyone makes a website or an app now, but they are 80% complete.
My goal now is to help people push out the other 20% percent with education and resources.
This is the mission. Let's goooooo!
Furious at conference salesmen.
Out of 100+ only one I saw actively approached people.
We can do better.
I see two types of people.
Ones that care about their company.
Ones that only care about the next funding round.
Which one would you rather work with?
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I have a theory about conferences.
It's worth it to stay at the posh hotels.
Even if they are further from the actual conference.
More networking opportunities.
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Today I learned something very interesting about India.
Particularly it's cast system.
A long time ago it started as a pretty good idea, specialisation of labour.
But overtime it grew into limited opportunities for upward mobility.
How? As far as I understood it...
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The government starts subsidizing people with a cast for a particular job.
So people without one get pushed out. Even when they are more competent.
So these people get pushed out and immigration becomes one of the better options.
It's just fascinating...
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Hill I will die on.
If you are at a conference.
Someone comes with genuine curiosity.
Then you just point them to a website, booth or anything non-human, kind of a dick move.
It's evident you don't care.
Engage FFS, this just turns people away.
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Since this about Eastern Europe blew up.
Here's how I fight the stereotype of shady businessman.
1. Explaining it simply.
"I make websites, someone needs a website. I genuinely aim to help them."
Obv. there's much more, but this makes old people sleep better...
You will be surprised how much that stereotype persists.
It also implied he's doing something illegal.
Echos still carry.
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Viktor Lazarov retweeted
Very very true.
Market > offer > copy.
That鈥檚 why your Claude doesn鈥檛 determine your success. It writes the most unimportant part.
The important parts?
You need to think for. YOU.
