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Posts about building businesses: products, marketing, sales and what my own projects taught me.
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The other day I was talking with a friend from the company. Before I left, we wanted to have one last chat, one of those final, quiet conversations. He’s a young guy and, in the past, he’d had a ton of ambition. To start things. To throw himself into a project.…
I think I’ve picked the perfect time to quit my job. Right now, the possibilities are endless, companies still haven’t adapted, the models have just taken a huge leap in quality, and we’re still getting subsidized tokens. The chaos I’m going to cause in a couple of months 👀
Building an investment tool with an aesthetic inspired by NieR: Automata's interface I'm a proper nerd 😎
btw one of my many side projects right now is collecting first-hand insider buying / selling info I might make it public on Find My Moat and make 15 other paid tools obsolete
Right now I’m pretty swamped with work, the move, paperwork… you know 😅 But once I’m back in Spain and settled, the plan is to bring you more and better content. More interesting stuff about entrepreneurship. About investing. And about that strange intersection between the two. I’ve got some really cool ideas. So… *stay tuned* 🚀
I’ll be in Madrid for most of December. Anyone up for meeting to talk about entrepreneurship or investing?
What happened to me this week? 🇨🇭 For life reasons, I’ve made a key decision for next year. 🎰 I published the first part of my in-depth analysis of the online casino market. ✈️ I came back to Spain to work remotely and then go on vacation. 🗞️ Find My Moat has passed the milestone of 10,000+ unique users (and almost 30,000 visits) So, what’s next? 👇
I’m working on: 💬 Improving my X content 📑 Various things for the house 🎰 The second part of my analysis of the online casino market 🗞️ A new feature for Find My Moat I can’t keep up with all this stuff 😅
📊 If you stop growing, you die: Lessons from my projects Keeping momentum is the real game. With Find My Moat, I went from explosive organic growth to a plateau in November that forced me to wake up.
What it feels like to work at the company, knowing I’m going to leave to start my own thing and focus on my projects:
The first €1,000 you make online feels better than the first €20,000 from an office job. There are very few things I understand with absolute certainty, but I hold on to one small, powerful truth: action cures ignorance.
