“Money doesn’t buy happiness” is what people who’ve never had to choose between paying for gas or eating keep saying.
Those who have know that at least you cry in a heated home.
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Luxuries in life:
💪 Being healthy and happy. 🏋️♀️ A fit, youthful body. ⏰ Free time to get bored. 🍽️ Eating with your parents. ❤️ A partner who loves you. 🛌 Getting 8 hours of sleep every day. 🎯 Having goals and working towards them.
Right now, we're at an inflection point for Evolution Gaming (my largest holding)
A lot of investors who’ve held it for years are selling. I think we’re reaching peak pessimism.
The million-dollar question: Is…
🇨🇭 Pros of living in Switzerland:
• Free coffee at the hairdresser’s • Stunning mountain scenery • Quality "public" transport • Very polite people • Political and economic stability • Multiculturalism • A stone’s throw from everywhere in Europe
What else?
🎉 Nice surprise yesterday.
Someone grabbed the $300 plan on Roast My Web… on the last day of the discount.
Some people leave it until the very last minute. And still get in.
Off to a good start this year 💪
🎯 This Thursday, we get $EVO’s Q4 2025 results
Moment of truth. My biggest position.
Am I getting rich or going broke?
This is more exciting than any of their games :P
💰 My first SaaS was an intensive masterclass… in how NOT to do things.
The worst part: at the beginning, I had no idea what steps to take. It took me time, money, and patience to figure it out.
Here are 13 lessons that could save you months (and a lot of €) 🧵
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1. Build something the market wants and is willing to pay for. Don’t try to create the need from scratch.
2. Product + marketing = 90% of success. Code and design matter less than you think.
3. One feature, but make it flawless. Everything else is noise.
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💡 These lessons cost me time, money, and patience...
If you’re building your SaaS, I hope they’re cheaper for you.
👉 What lesson would you add for someone just starting out?
🎁 A gift for investors: updated list of investing TOOLS A few months ago, I put together a collection of investing resources, and now I’ve expanded it significantly. It includes: 💰 75+ investing tools (50% more than before). 🧭 Blogs and websites for…
Users decide the path. Your product has to adapt and make it easy for them.
That’s good product design t.co/YR3t3rJRa2 t.co/queRyk5KKh
Everyone wants a side project that makes MONEY while you sleep. well, I launched one: Find My Moat (link in my profile).
it’s a collection of 150+ investment tools, organized and filtered.
and yeah… it’s completely free.
but here’s the interesting part:
👉 how do you monetize something like this?
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spoiler: I don’t expect to make a dime at first. this is a long-term game.
the key: bring in recurring traffic from investors. if I pull that off → this project is worth a lot more than it looks.
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💰 option 1: direct monetization
the usual stuff for free websites:
• affiliates • ads • sponsorships
the good: CPMs in investing are insane. the bad: if I annoy users, the project dies.
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🚀 option 2: indirect monetization
this is where it gets really interesting:
• drive traffic to my X account • grow my Substack • spot empty categories → build my own tools • add premium features
each piece feeds into the others. a distribution + product flywheel.
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is it easy? hell no. will it work? I don’t know either.
but if it works, it could be the perfect side project for my profile: SWE + investing.
and if it doesn’t… at least I’ve built the tool I wanted.
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try it here and let me know what you think: findmymoat.com