Productivity isn’t a daily requirement -it’s a wave.

When it’s here, use it. When it’s not, don’t fight it.

This is actually a policy I’ve implemented in my own company.

The Stoic take, the Leo take, and the warning about what happens when you demand the same output every single day regardless of how you actually feel. 🤍

The bug-hunting saga.

Things kept breaking -not in obvious ways, but in subtle, sneaky, infuriating ways.

This is what it’s actually like to debug software when you’re a non-technical founder.

Spoiler: the technical bug is never the hardest part. 🤍

I have a company.

I have a product.

I have a podcast about being a founder.

And some days I still wake up and think -is this really me?

The identity crisis nobody warns you about.

Imposter syndrome (yes, I know it’s very hype to say it but also very true) doesn’t mean you’re not a founder. It means you care. 🤍

For years I invested in everyone else.

Their practices, their dreams, their vision.

Starting RooMate was the moment I said :ENOUGH!

It’s my turn.

This episode is about the investment everyone is terrified to make.

Not stocks.

Not property.

YOU!

And why it’s the only guaranteed return. 🤍

Five months in and the biggest lesson has nothing to do with the product. It’s the people. Today I’m talking about partnerships: cofounders, friends, family and the one conversation you need to have before you build anything with anyone.

I want to talk about the wobble.

Because nobody warned me about it. And I think that’s a problem .

I travel a lot. And my brain does this thing where it makes sense of everything through real life comparisons. So here’s what I keep coming back to.

A plane doesn’t wobble on the ground. It wobbles because it’s climbing - fighting gravity, adjusting to new air, finding its altitude.

The turbulence isn’t a sign something’s wrong. It’s aerodynamics. It’s physics.

You can’t climb smoothly. No one does.

This is something normal and natural for a first time founder - but really for a first time anything. And your work is not to stop the plane. Your goal is to hold on tight and keep going, until you reach the altitude where things stop feeling so wobbly.

We don’t talk about the wobble enough.

Just start. 🤍

I was fed up with being told what to do. And then fed up with building someone else’s dream. This is the story of why I started -and why you should too.

I procrastinated for 3.5 hours. Woke up at 5am, left the house at 8:30. I was stressed -like I always am. And I went anyway. This episode is about why stress isn’t the enemy. It’s the signal.