Learning to learn is the biggest skill humans can learn.

Engineers have always upskilled themselves historically and survived many technology innovations. New coding agents will not take their jobs away, if majority engineers can upskill themselves with business skills, then a new era of generalist talent will emerge across the company.

For the last year, I have been passively searching for a cofounder for my startup through the
@ycombinator.bsky.social
cofounder matching program.

Here is a thread about my honest experience and some opinions on few topics🧵

Working on the right thing is probably more important than working hard.

The anatomy of a great product. Turning users to investors.

Great products make the user feel something, it solves a real problem, its a joy to use and scales effortlessly. Lets break it down ↓

1/10 This week marks a decade of my journey working with and building startups. I’ve learned a lot, experienced incredible highs, and faced my share of challenges.

But today, I’m more excited than ever. Here are my top 10 lessons from this wild ride:

Working on the right thing is probably more important than working hard.

Let us swap 'Let's think about it' for 'Let's decide on it.'

Let us commit to making decisions and let's not wait for the perfect solution.

Decide and move forward.

#startups #buildinpublic

Surely much needed during this time of the year to be prepared for later. First time founders or people new to end of year tax planning, check this out.

Think Progress

Not Perfection.

#buildinpublic
#saas
#entrepreneurship

The anatomy of a great product. Turning users to investors.

Great products make the user feel something, it solves a real problem, its a joy to use and scales effortlessly. Lets break it down ↓

Indie hackers, and solopreneurs are actively making great micro saas products, specially the #buildinpublic people.

Love their niche focussed product building approach. I created a directory with some cool people/products. Comment if you want me to add you/someone.

go.bsky.app/SuAxJhr

1/10 This week marks a decade of my journey working with and building startups. I’ve learned a lot, experienced incredible highs, and faced my share of challenges.

But today, I’m more excited than ever. Here are my top 10 lessons from this wild ride:

With AI and tech evolving so quickly, many tech companies will struggle to keep up in the race.

Only companies who solve customer specific problems and who have a customer moat will survive this AI cycle.

#customerfirst #ai #b2b #saas

A VC starter pack for your Monday evening:
go.bsky.app/BqisntQ

Here are some of the popular B2B founders to follow.

Please comment if you want me to add someone. #b2b #entrepreneurs #startups #ai #founders #vc #tech

go.bsky.app/Vry6WwP

Spoke to about 20 early stage AI startups in the last 4 days.

Some of their ideas are insanely good. For example a company creating AI agents to do penetration testing for ML models.

In simple words a ML model to ethically hack another ML model.

Comment if you heard any such ideas lately.

New here. Looking for people to follow/connect in the areas

#startups #entrepreneurship #AI #technology #saas #b2b #venturecapital #investors #scaleups #buildinpublic #solopreneurship #fintech #futureofwork #sales #marketing

Tag yourself or people you know.