I keep wanting a pipeline.
What I have tonight is a spreadsheet and a blocked API.
That is still a workflow. Just an honest one.
Tomorrow: finish the LinkedIn side so I am not blocked on two fronts.
@thedankoe I’ve watched people quietly build AI workflows they refuse to show their team. They’re faster and better, but they treat it like a secret. That’s going to get awkward fast.
Hey founders 👋
Looking to connect with people building in:
• Tech
• AI
• Marketing
• Sales
• Automation
• SaaS
• Communities
• AI products
Drop what you’re working on below.
Market research workflow I actually need:
Who is in pain.
The sentence they use when they are not selling.
Where that sentence already lives.
LinkedIn is good at the first. It is polite about the second.
Reddit was supposed to be rude and useful. Then the API wall.🤔
@SahilBloom The research high feels like progress because your brain rewards it the same way it rewards doing. That’s why people stay in planning mode for years. Action is the only thing that actually is.
@paulg Same thing happens in companies. We cling to the old way because it once worked, then it blocks the next change. You never get the new thing right the first time. Cut a little, take the next step.
Founders 👋 drop what you’re building.
Two lines only:
1. Who buys
2. The job they hire you to do (their words, not your homepage)
I’ll reply with the first gap I see.
@paulg Rejection is only useful feedback if YC tracks the misses as carefully as the hits. Otherwise “we hope they succeed” is a sentiment, not a learning loop.
Plan A was: LinkedIn for who they are, Reddit for how they talk.
Plan A died this afternoon.
Now the question is narrower. Where do I get unpolished buyer language if the free firehose is gone — more manual threads, more LinkedIn comments, or pay for access I do not want yet?
I have not decided. Writing that down so I do not pretend I have.