Uddy
@itsuddy.bsky.social
From being bullied as a kid to leading 8 digits agencies and enterprises and now helping others scale with my experience.
Find more about me: uddeshyaagrawal.com
Find more about me: uddeshyaagrawal.com
Holy shit DeepSeek did it again!! 🔥
Deepseek V3.2-Speciale just dropped.
- Rivals Gemini 3.0 Pro
- Gold medal IMO, ICPC, IOI 2025
- Reasoning-first. Built for agents.
- Fraction of Google's $100B budget
At what point does Silicon Valley admit they're getting outbuilt? 🤔
Deepseek V3.2-Speciale just dropped.
- Rivals Gemini 3.0 Pro
- Gold medal IMO, ICPC, IOI 2025
- Reasoning-first. Built for agents.
- Fraction of Google's $100B budget
At what point does Silicon Valley admit they're getting outbuilt? 🤔
December 1, 2025 at 12:05 PM
Holy shit DeepSeek did it again!! 🔥
Deepseek V3.2-Speciale just dropped.
- Rivals Gemini 3.0 Pro
- Gold medal IMO, ICPC, IOI 2025
- Reasoning-first. Built for agents.
- Fraction of Google's $100B budget
At what point does Silicon Valley admit they're getting outbuilt? 🤔
Deepseek V3.2-Speciale just dropped.
- Rivals Gemini 3.0 Pro
- Gold medal IMO, ICPC, IOI 2025
- Reasoning-first. Built for agents.
- Fraction of Google's $100B budget
At what point does Silicon Valley admit they're getting outbuilt? 🤔
Luck is preparation meeting opportunity.
But here's the thing:
You create opportunity by showing up daily.
I've been posting, building, shipping for years.
Now "opportunities" find me.
It's not luck. It's compound interest on consistency.
Stay in the game long enough, you'll look lucky too.
But here's the thing:
You create opportunity by showing up daily.
I've been posting, building, shipping for years.
Now "opportunities" find me.
It's not luck. It's compound interest on consistency.
Stay in the game long enough, you'll look lucky too.
November 26, 2025 at 6:27 AM
Luck is preparation meeting opportunity.
But here's the thing:
You create opportunity by showing up daily.
I've been posting, building, shipping for years.
Now "opportunities" find me.
It's not luck. It's compound interest on consistency.
Stay in the game long enough, you'll look lucky too.
But here's the thing:
You create opportunity by showing up daily.
I've been posting, building, shipping for years.
Now "opportunities" find me.
It's not luck. It's compound interest on consistency.
Stay in the game long enough, you'll look lucky too.
Nine years ago I couldn't code.
Today I'm CTO of a public company.
Three years ago I had zero followers.
Today I'm building in public with a community.
One year ago BossAI was an idea.
Today it's solving real problems.
Nothing happens overnight.
But everything happens eventually.
Today I'm CTO of a public company.
Three years ago I had zero followers.
Today I'm building in public with a community.
One year ago BossAI was an idea.
Today it's solving real problems.
Nothing happens overnight.
But everything happens eventually.
November 25, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Nine years ago I couldn't code.
Today I'm CTO of a public company.
Three years ago I had zero followers.
Today I'm building in public with a community.
One year ago BossAI was an idea.
Today it's solving real problems.
Nothing happens overnight.
But everything happens eventually.
Today I'm CTO of a public company.
Three years ago I had zero followers.
Today I'm building in public with a community.
One year ago BossAI was an idea.
Today it's solving real problems.
Nothing happens overnight.
But everything happens eventually.
Customer obsession beats product obsession.
I can build the perfect product nobody uses.
Or a good-enough product that solves real problems.
Talked to 100+ users this year.
Every conversation changed something.
Your customers are your product team.
Listen to them.
I can build the perfect product nobody uses.
Or a good-enough product that solves real problems.
Talked to 100+ users this year.
Every conversation changed something.
Your customers are your product team.
Listen to them.
November 25, 2025 at 5:58 AM
Customer obsession beats product obsession.
I can build the perfect product nobody uses.
Or a good-enough product that solves real problems.
Talked to 100+ users this year.
Every conversation changed something.
Your customers are your product team.
Listen to them.
I can build the perfect product nobody uses.
Or a good-enough product that solves real problems.
Talked to 100+ users this year.
Every conversation changed something.
Your customers are your product team.
Listen to them.
Most founders quit right before the breakthrough.
Month 11: Nothing's working. Ready to quit.
Month 12: First real traction.
Month 18: Sustainable growth.
Month 24: Exit conversations.
The gap between "this isn't working" and "this is working" is smaller than you think.
Don't quit in the gap.
Month 11: Nothing's working. Ready to quit.
Month 12: First real traction.
Month 18: Sustainable growth.
Month 24: Exit conversations.
The gap between "this isn't working" and "this is working" is smaller than you think.
Don't quit in the gap.
November 24, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Most founders quit right before the breakthrough.
Month 11: Nothing's working. Ready to quit.
Month 12: First real traction.
Month 18: Sustainable growth.
Month 24: Exit conversations.
The gap between "this isn't working" and "this is working" is smaller than you think.
Don't quit in the gap.
Month 11: Nothing's working. Ready to quit.
Month 12: First real traction.
Month 18: Sustainable growth.
Month 24: Exit conversations.
The gap between "this isn't working" and "this is working" is smaller than you think.
Don't quit in the gap.
Your first version will embarrass you.
Good. Ship it anyway.
BossAI v1 was trash compared to today.
Shipped it. Got users. Improved it.
If you're not embarrassed by your first version, you launched too late.
Good. Ship it anyway.
BossAI v1 was trash compared to today.
Shipped it. Got users. Improved it.
If you're not embarrassed by your first version, you launched too late.
November 24, 2025 at 11:55 AM
Your first version will embarrass you.
Good. Ship it anyway.
BossAI v1 was trash compared to today.
Shipped it. Got users. Improved it.
If you're not embarrassed by your first version, you launched too late.
Good. Ship it anyway.
BossAI v1 was trash compared to today.
Shipped it. Got users. Improved it.
If you're not embarrassed by your first version, you launched too late.
Pattern recognition is a superpower.
Built 3 businesses. Noticed patterns:
> First 6 months are hell
> Product-market fit feels sudden but isn't
> Early users become evangelists
> Exits happen when you stop chasing them
Experience isn't years. It's patterns recognized.
Built 3 businesses. Noticed patterns:
> First 6 months are hell
> Product-market fit feels sudden but isn't
> Early users become evangelists
> Exits happen when you stop chasing them
Experience isn't years. It's patterns recognized.
November 23, 2025 at 4:01 PM
Pattern recognition is a superpower.
Built 3 businesses. Noticed patterns:
> First 6 months are hell
> Product-market fit feels sudden but isn't
> Early users become evangelists
> Exits happen when you stop chasing them
Experience isn't years. It's patterns recognized.
Built 3 businesses. Noticed patterns:
> First 6 months are hell
> Product-market fit feels sudden but isn't
> Early users become evangelists
> Exits happen when you stop chasing them
Experience isn't years. It's patterns recognized.
Competition is good.
It validates your market.
When I started BossAI, there were 3 competitors.
Now there are 15.
Means I was right about the opportunity.
Weak founders fear competition.
Strong founders use it as fuel.
It validates your market.
When I started BossAI, there were 3 competitors.
Now there are 15.
Means I was right about the opportunity.
Weak founders fear competition.
Strong founders use it as fuel.
November 22, 2025 at 8:02 PM
Competition is good.
It validates your market.
When I started BossAI, there were 3 competitors.
Now there are 15.
Means I was right about the opportunity.
Weak founders fear competition.
Strong founders use it as fuel.
It validates your market.
When I started BossAI, there were 3 competitors.
Now there are 15.
Means I was right about the opportunity.
Weak founders fear competition.
Strong founders use it as fuel.
Your brand is what people say about you when you're not in the room.
I don't post for likes.
I post so when my name comes up, people remember:
"That's the guy who builds. Ships. Wins."
Everything you post is building your reputation.
Make it count.
I don't post for likes.
I post so when my name comes up, people remember:
"That's the guy who builds. Ships. Wins."
Everything you post is building your reputation.
Make it count.
November 22, 2025 at 1:29 PM
Your brand is what people say about you when you're not in the room.
I don't post for likes.
I post so when my name comes up, people remember:
"That's the guy who builds. Ships. Wins."
Everything you post is building your reputation.
Make it count.
I don't post for likes.
I post so when my name comes up, people remember:
"That's the guy who builds. Ships. Wins."
Everything you post is building your reputation.
Make it count.
Focus is saying no to 100 good ideas.
So you can say yes to 1 great execution.
I killed 5 features this month.
Not because they were bad.
Because they distracted from the core product.
Discipline isn't doing more.
It's doing less, better.
So you can say yes to 1 great execution.
I killed 5 features this month.
Not because they were bad.
Because they distracted from the core product.
Discipline isn't doing more.
It's doing less, better.
November 21, 2025 at 4:32 PM
Focus is saying no to 100 good ideas.
So you can say yes to 1 great execution.
I killed 5 features this month.
Not because they were bad.
Because they distracted from the core product.
Discipline isn't doing more.
It's doing less, better.
So you can say yes to 1 great execution.
I killed 5 features this month.
Not because they were bad.
Because they distracted from the core product.
Discipline isn't doing more.
It's doing less, better.
Comfortable is the enemy of growth.
Stayed in my comfort zone for 2 years.
Revenue flatlined. Skills stagnated.
Took a risk. Launched in a new market. Failed.
Learned more in that failure than 2 years of comfort.
Now I chase discomfort on purpose.
Stayed in my comfort zone for 2 years.
Revenue flatlined. Skills stagnated.
Took a risk. Launched in a new market. Failed.
Learned more in that failure than 2 years of comfort.
Now I chase discomfort on purpose.
November 21, 2025 at 8:34 AM
Comfortable is the enemy of growth.
Stayed in my comfort zone for 2 years.
Revenue flatlined. Skills stagnated.
Took a risk. Launched in a new market. Failed.
Learned more in that failure than 2 years of comfort.
Now I chase discomfort on purpose.
Stayed in my comfort zone for 2 years.
Revenue flatlined. Skills stagnated.
Took a risk. Launched in a new market. Failed.
Learned more in that failure than 2 years of comfort.
Now I chase discomfort on purpose.
Hire slow. Fire fast.
Kept a toxic team member for 6 months.
"Maybe they'll improve."
They didn't. Team suffered. Product suffered.
Finally fired them. Team productivity up 3x immediately.
Lesson learned: Your A-players are covering for your C-players.
Stop letting them.
Kept a toxic team member for 6 months.
"Maybe they'll improve."
They didn't. Team suffered. Product suffered.
Finally fired them. Team productivity up 3x immediately.
Lesson learned: Your A-players are covering for your C-players.
Stop letting them.
November 20, 2025 at 6:01 PM
Hire slow. Fire fast.
Kept a toxic team member for 6 months.
"Maybe they'll improve."
They didn't. Team suffered. Product suffered.
Finally fired them. Team productivity up 3x immediately.
Lesson learned: Your A-players are covering for your C-players.
Stop letting them.
Kept a toxic team member for 6 months.
"Maybe they'll improve."
They didn't. Team suffered. Product suffered.
Finally fired them. Team productivity up 3x immediately.
Lesson learned: Your A-players are covering for your C-players.
Stop letting them.
Everyone wants the result.
Nobody wants the process.
Multiple exits? Yes.
6 years of 80-hour weeks? No.
Public company CTO? Yes.
Countless late nights debugging? No.
Success isn't a shortcut.
It's a long cut with no days off.
Nobody wants the process.
Multiple exits? Yes.
6 years of 80-hour weeks? No.
Public company CTO? Yes.
Countless late nights debugging? No.
Success isn't a shortcut.
It's a long cut with no days off.
November 20, 2025 at 6:11 AM
Everyone wants the result.
Nobody wants the process.
Multiple exits? Yes.
6 years of 80-hour weeks? No.
Public company CTO? Yes.
Countless late nights debugging? No.
Success isn't a shortcut.
It's a long cut with no days off.
Nobody wants the process.
Multiple exits? Yes.
6 years of 80-hour weeks? No.
Public company CTO? Yes.
Countless late nights debugging? No.
Success isn't a shortcut.
It's a long cut with no days off.
Stop waiting for permission.
I didn't ask anyone if I should:
> Start my first company
> Learn to code
> Move to a new city
> Build in public
> Launch SaaS
Permission is for employees.
Founders take calculated risks and own the outcome.
I didn't ask anyone if I should:
> Start my first company
> Learn to code
> Move to a new city
> Build in public
> Launch SaaS
Permission is for employees.
Founders take calculated risks and own the outcome.
November 19, 2025 at 10:00 PM
Stop waiting for permission.
I didn't ask anyone if I should:
> Start my first company
> Learn to code
> Move to a new city
> Build in public
> Launch SaaS
Permission is for employees.
Founders take calculated risks and own the outcome.
I didn't ask anyone if I should:
> Start my first company
> Learn to code
> Move to a new city
> Build in public
> Launch SaaS
Permission is for employees.
Founders take calculated risks and own the outcome.
Your biggest competition isn't other founders.
It's your own discipline.
Waking up at 5 AM when you slept at 2 AM.
Shipping when you don't feel like it.
Coding when you'd rather scroll.
I compete with yesterday's version of me.
That's the only race that matters.
It's your own discipline.
Waking up at 5 AM when you slept at 2 AM.
Shipping when you don't feel like it.
Coding when you'd rather scroll.
I compete with yesterday's version of me.
That's the only race that matters.
November 19, 2025 at 5:29 PM
Your biggest competition isn't other founders.
It's your own discipline.
Waking up at 5 AM when you slept at 2 AM.
Shipping when you don't feel like it.
Coding when you'd rather scroll.
I compete with yesterday's version of me.
That's the only race that matters.
It's your own discipline.
Waking up at 5 AM when you slept at 2 AM.
Shipping when you don't feel like it.
Coding when you'd rather scroll.
I compete with yesterday's version of me.
That's the only race that matters.
Being early is the same as being wrong.
Being late is guaranteed failure.
Being perfectly timed? That's luck.
I was early to AI. Suffered for years.
Now everyone's catching up and I'm 5 years ahead.
Early pain = late gain.
Worth it every time.
Being late is guaranteed failure.
Being perfectly timed? That's luck.
I was early to AI. Suffered for years.
Now everyone's catching up and I'm 5 years ahead.
Early pain = late gain.
Worth it every time.
November 19, 2025 at 3:02 AM
Being early is the same as being wrong.
Being late is guaranteed failure.
Being perfectly timed? That's luck.
I was early to AI. Suffered for years.
Now everyone's catching up and I'm 5 years ahead.
Early pain = late gain.
Worth it every time.
Being late is guaranteed failure.
Being perfectly timed? That's luck.
I was early to AI. Suffered for years.
Now everyone's catching up and I'm 5 years ahead.
Early pain = late gain.
Worth it every time.
Most people overestimate what they can do in a day.
Underestimate what they can do in a year.
I launched 3 products this year.
Not because I'm superhuman.
Because I shipped small pieces daily.
Consistency compounds harder than you think.
Underestimate what they can do in a year.
I launched 3 products this year.
Not because I'm superhuman.
Because I shipped small pieces daily.
Consistency compounds harder than you think.
November 18, 2025 at 8:30 PM
Most people overestimate what they can do in a day.
Underestimate what they can do in a year.
I launched 3 products this year.
Not because I'm superhuman.
Because I shipped small pieces daily.
Consistency compounds harder than you think.
Underestimate what they can do in a year.
I launched 3 products this year.
Not because I'm superhuman.
Because I shipped small pieces daily.
Consistency compounds harder than you think.
Speed is your only unfair advantage as a small company.
Big companies take 6 months to ship a feature.
I shipped @trybossai iOS version in 3 weeks.
They have resources. I have speed.
And speed beats resources every single time.
Big companies take 6 months to ship a feature.
I shipped @trybossai iOS version in 3 weeks.
They have resources. I have speed.
And speed beats resources every single time.
November 18, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Speed is your only unfair advantage as a small company.
Big companies take 6 months to ship a feature.
I shipped @trybossai iOS version in 3 weeks.
They have resources. I have speed.
And speed beats resources every single time.
Big companies take 6 months to ship a feature.
I shipped @trybossai iOS version in 3 weeks.
They have resources. I have speed.
And speed beats resources every single time.
You don't need more time.
You need better priorities.
I lead a public company. Build SaaS. Advise 3 startups.
Same 24 hours as everyone else.
The difference?
I protect my time like it's my bank account.
Because it is.
You need better priorities.
I lead a public company. Build SaaS. Advise 3 startups.
Same 24 hours as everyone else.
The difference?
I protect my time like it's my bank account.
Because it is.
November 18, 2025 at 7:00 AM
You don't need more time.
You need better priorities.
I lead a public company. Build SaaS. Advise 3 startups.
Same 24 hours as everyone else.
The difference?
I protect my time like it's my bank account.
Because it is.
You need better priorities.
I lead a public company. Build SaaS. Advise 3 startups.
Same 24 hours as everyone else.
The difference?
I protect my time like it's my bank account.
Because it is.
Raised zero VC money for my first exit.
Bootstrapped from $0 to acquisition.
VCs called it "not scalable."
Sold it for multiple figures anyway.
The best revenge against doubters?
Building what they said was impossible.
Bootstrapped from $0 to acquisition.
VCs called it "not scalable."
Sold it for multiple figures anyway.
The best revenge against doubters?
Building what they said was impossible.
November 17, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Raised zero VC money for my first exit.
Bootstrapped from $0 to acquisition.
VCs called it "not scalable."
Sold it for multiple figures anyway.
The best revenge against doubters?
Building what they said was impossible.
Bootstrapped from $0 to acquisition.
VCs called it "not scalable."
Sold it for multiple figures anyway.
The best revenge against doubters?
Building what they said was impossible.
Ideas are worthless.
Execution is everything.
I've had 100 startup ideas.
Built 12. Shipped 8. Exited 2.
The other 88 ideas? Still just ideas in someone else's head too.
Stop protecting your idea like it's gold.
Start building like your life depends on it.
Execution is everything.
I've had 100 startup ideas.
Built 12. Shipped 8. Exited 2.
The other 88 ideas? Still just ideas in someone else's head too.
Stop protecting your idea like it's gold.
Start building like your life depends on it.
November 17, 2025 at 11:59 AM
Ideas are worthless.
Execution is everything.
I've had 100 startup ideas.
Built 12. Shipped 8. Exited 2.
The other 88 ideas? Still just ideas in someone else's head too.
Stop protecting your idea like it's gold.
Start building like your life depends on it.
Execution is everything.
I've had 100 startup ideas.
Built 12. Shipped 8. Exited 2.
The other 88 ideas? Still just ideas in someone else's head too.
Stop protecting your idea like it's gold.
Start building like your life depends on it.
AI won't replace you.
Someone using AI will.
I automated 40% of my workload last year.
Hired 2 people instead of 10.
Revenue stayed same. Profit doubled.
The future isn't about working harder.
It's about working smarter with better tools.
Someone using AI will.
I automated 40% of my workload last year.
Hired 2 people instead of 10.
Revenue stayed same. Profit doubled.
The future isn't about working harder.
It's about working smarter with better tools.
November 17, 2025 at 6:03 AM
AI won't replace you.
Someone using AI will.
I automated 40% of my workload last year.
Hired 2 people instead of 10.
Revenue stayed same. Profit doubled.
The future isn't about working harder.
It's about working smarter with better tools.
Someone using AI will.
I automated 40% of my workload last year.
Hired 2 people instead of 10.
Revenue stayed same. Profit doubled.
The future isn't about working harder.
It's about working smarter with better tools.
Support your community or build alone.
I've helped 50+ founders with advice, intros, and resources.
Zero expectation of return.
Half disappeared. Half remembered.
The ones who remembered?
They're the ones opening doors for me now.
Karma isn't spiritual. It's strategic.
I've helped 50+ founders with advice, intros, and resources.
Zero expectation of return.
Half disappeared. Half remembered.
The ones who remembered?
They're the ones opening doors for me now.
Karma isn't spiritual. It's strategic.
November 16, 2025 at 12:27 AM
Support your community or build alone.
I've helped 50+ founders with advice, intros, and resources.
Zero expectation of return.
Half disappeared. Half remembered.
The ones who remembered?
They're the ones opening doors for me now.
Karma isn't spiritual. It's strategic.
I've helped 50+ founders with advice, intros, and resources.
Zero expectation of return.
Half disappeared. Half remembered.
The ones who remembered?
They're the ones opening doors for me now.
Karma isn't spiritual. It's strategic.
Consistency beats talent.
Talented founder who ships once a month? Dead.
Average founder who ships daily? Thriving.
I've been building for 6 years straight.
Zero breaks. Zero excuses. Zero "I'll start Monday."
This is why I win when others quit.
Talented founder who ships once a month? Dead.
Average founder who ships daily? Thriving.
I've been building for 6 years straight.
Zero breaks. Zero excuses. Zero "I'll start Monday."
This is why I win when others quit.
November 15, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Consistency beats talent.
Talented founder who ships once a month? Dead.
Average founder who ships daily? Thriving.
I've been building for 6 years straight.
Zero breaks. Zero excuses. Zero "I'll start Monday."
This is why I win when others quit.
Talented founder who ships once a month? Dead.
Average founder who ships daily? Thriving.
I've been building for 6 years straight.
Zero breaks. Zero excuses. Zero "I'll start Monday."
This is why I win when others quit.