@YashHustle_22 Nothing. The hard part is not being a founder. The hard part is to build a system that actually generates profit by solving a problem for others
I have a friend who is talented as hell at copywriting, average with AI tools, and probably the most creative person I know. Today, he is an employee on the marketing team at a startup
He wants to start a freelance business and he's looking for advice...
I have two kinds of clients: the kind that doesn't know how to use ChatGPT and thinks that JSON is a dude, and the kind that knows how to use AI and understands that it's not enough if they want a real app that solves real problems.
@patrick_kuhnke_ FB wasn't the first social network, iphone wasn't the first smartphone and google wasn't the first search engine.
To be first doesn't mean to be successful.
My biggest concern and the top 1 thing that I didn't solve for myself using AI (and I must) is content creation.
I know, it's super easy. But I'm never pleased with the results, so I do everything from scratch.
Must automate most of it.
@arvidkahl My take:
If I find myself thinking of prompting, I use my mobile, not my PC.
I just drop the prompt in a new conversation so I can remember it tomorrow or something, but I don't continue it too much because it's less comfortable on mobile
@markproduct I prefer to comment rather than post.
When I comment, there is a better chance of having actual communication with others, not just shooting out my own opinions on something random.