I'm obsessed with cognitive biases.
A "cognitive bias" is a systematic error in thinking that destroys decision-making.
11 most powerful (and dangerous) cognitive biases I've found: ๐งต
1. Survivorship Bias:
@Theonenameddamn Please wear a mask, and when indoors have an air purifier. Itโs getting colder and foggy - so pack your clothes and plan your travel accordingly. Expect bad traffic.
I wanted to make a 1 hour guide that shows how $30k-$300k MRR SaaS businesses with tactics like AI search to waitlist strategy and give away the 6 SaaS frameworks they use.
The more founders I meet, the more I see the same thing: people can vibe code beautiful products, but they struggle with getting customers.
So I asked my friend @RobHoffman_ ($300k MRR indie founder) to analyze with me a handful of profitable SaaS apps doing $20K to $300K MRR and pulled out the playbooks they rely on.
These are simple systems that create traction without huge teams or complex funnels, and they work across categories.
My goal for this guide is to give you a clear path you can follow so you can turn your idea into a real business for 2026.
This video is free and will always be.
https://t.co/nTTFcGIYs4
If you want to build/grow SaaS in 2026, enjoy the episode.
Personal Request To All:
Tomorrow, 3rd December, there is a peaceful protest against air pollution at Jantar Mantar (the designated protest site). Gatherings are legally permitted at Jantar Mantar and there is no news of any objection raised by the Delhi Police. Everyone is thankful to them for this.
Everyone who feels that air pollution is a SERIOUS health hazard and wants the governments to take stricter measures can join this protest.
Given the seriousness of the problem, everyone must ONLY focus their energy on air pollution and not to raise any other issue that can derail the protest. I urge all to respect the seriousness of the issue and abide by the same.
#WeDeserveAQI50 #LetUsBreathe