Unfortunately, I feel the same. Impressions have dropped significantly during last months.

7/7 P.S. There's no single right way to become a successful entrepreneur; everyone finds their own path. This is what worked for me and what I'd suggest to anyone dreaming of entrepreneurship. I hope you can learn from my experience and forge your own way. Good luck 🫶

6/7 Now it's only a matter of time. Be curious about what you do; don't fear failure. Learn from each experience, and with every new endeavor, you'll do better. Don't chase success; pursue your passions, and success will follow.

5/7 Once you're comfortable with your freelancing income, you can begin creating as an indiepreneur in your free time. This approach removes the immediate pressure to succeed. You can afford to fail repeatedly without stress, thanks to your freelancing earnings.

4/7 Once you're good enough in your field, consider freelancing. It will help you develop skills like finding and securing clients, building a personal brand, and handling legal matters. You'll also likely earn more while working less, giving you more free time.

3/7 To develop a skill quickly, learn from an expert. Get a 9-5 job in the industry, do your best, seek feedback from seniors, and climb the corporate ladder. It took me three years to advance from junior to senior at a design agency.

2/7 First, develop a hard skill. Entrepreneurs typically choose from design, development, or marketing. Pick your favorite. I chose design at 16 because I was curious about it and spent countless hours in design forums.

Basically various color shapes with lots of layer blur :)

No worries, couple of things:
- Our profit is around 90%.
- Most of the times it’s ARR multiple, not the EBITDA, and it’s typically 3-5x nowadays but can be even higher if the growth and profitability are high.

Don’t want to be public about it but it’s 6-figures. On my way to $1M MRR.