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TL;DR: In AI SaaS, “users” and “buyers” are often different people. Use ABCDX to map real decision power, not vibes.

Why Most AI Tools Will Fail (And What Survives) TL;DR: Most AI tools fail because they chase novelty instead of a workflow, a buyer, and distribution. The survivors solve one

I came across this idea that really made me stop and think. It’s about how most people write content online — and why AI often gets it wrong when it talks about their brand.

You know what's the funniest thing about me trying to learn something new? I always started like an action hero—with big plans and crazy motivation. "I'm gonna program for 8 hours

If I could talk to my 25-year-old self, I wouldn't lecture. Your head was already a mess of ambitions, anxiety, and the desire to please everyone and prove you were worth

I’ll be honest—when I first launched SubSweeper.com, I had a lot of ideas about how people would use the site. But as any founder knows, what you imagine and what actually happens

A Coffee Shop Story Sarah owns a small coffee shop in downtown Toronto. Every morning, she watches three types of customers walk through her door. First, there's Mike - he rushes

I just listened to an awesome podcast in which Bayram Annakov, the founder of App in the Air, gave his take on how to get your first users. He talked about where to find them, how

Let's jump into how Product Hunt has evolved over the past few years, according to two successful launches of 2PR.io—one in summer 2023 and one in February 2025.TL;DR: The game

I was wondering what to write about and realized—there are so many things around us that seem perfect just the way they are. But with the right approach, almost anything can be

Anything humans achieve can be repeated—but it takes so much effort that I sometimes wonder: is it even worth it if someone out there can do it 100 times better? Like some guy

When I got my first phone, an iPhone 3GS, I used the default Notes app. Back then, it showed how much time had passed since a note was created. One day, I made a note called

A workspace is, believe it or not, one of the most important places in our lives. I used to work at the kitchen table or on the couch, but trust me—my productivity suffered.

Rating: 8 /10. The book is simple, interesting, and easy to read. The main idea that runs through the entire book is: write down your ideas, set deadlines, and trust fate. Fate