Andrei

Into finding inefficiencies in the world.
Call me whatever you want.

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

I guess people find it interesting to post here, so I'll start posting to build an audience.
You never know when is needed.

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

@JamesonCamp Really good way of observing things I'm gonna implement this in my life.

[James Camp 🛠,🛠 @JamesonCamp]

A wonderful reminder that you don’t need a unique product - you just need to be consistent with marketing

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

@ionutlogs Merry Christmas to you too my man.
More consistency in the right direction yells better results.

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

@ionutlogs The best in quite some time, to be honest.

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

@JamesonCamp I have a voice inside that yells: U are destined for much more, don't know what this counts as.

[James Camp ��,🛠 @JamesonCamp]

Use every advantage you have

Connections. Looks. Money. Family. Whatever.

You grinded 5 years and learned enough to make a course and an extra $1M because of it?

Do it

You don’t get extra points or money because you did it the harder way

The goal is to win

[MATT GRAY @matt_gray_]

I'm going to let you in on a little secret...

You are the biggest bottleneck to your success.

Take action.

Make mistakes.

Learn.

Iterate.

Improve.

Stop overthinking shit.

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

Apply the MVP process to everything in your life you're not sure of fully committing to.

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

@ionutlogs That's why you need some validated research and development first.

[GREG ISENBERG @gregisenberg]

There’s a whole new generation of founders who are going to buy businesses and turn them into holding companies with software and AI:

how they’ll do it:

step 1: acquire niche business at an attractive price
step 2: create internet distribution to scale customer base
step 3: build AI-assisted software to increase margins/make product more attractive
step 4: recycle cash-flow to buy more businesses

[Zephyr @zephyr_z9]

>be a solo founder in Estonia running a SaaS startup from my laptop
>get first customer in France
>spend 3 days learning French VAT rules

>get second customer in Germany
>German VAT is different, apparently 16% on Tuesdays
>VIES portal down again

>invoice rejected because sequential number has wrong font
>pay 500€ for VAT consultant to tell me I owe 12€
>GDPR email arrives from Austrian data authority
>it's about a user who signed up with a fake email

>accountant says I need a local rep in 7 countries now
>total revenue: 78€
>total compliance cost: 2,400€
>EU says they're "supporting innovation"
>close laptop, apply for remote job at US startup instead

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

For a very long time, I was into software, believing I could make it big only in this way. Oh boy, I was wrong there, so many other problems people have, simpler problems, that could be much more easily solved and monetized upon.
I'd say fuck complexity.

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

Now now, it's been a lot since I've posted something here.
I'm not the type to write things without a reason, stay tuned for cool updates and insights here.

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

@ionutlogs There's a difference between MRR and actual living cost expenses, let's say actual living costs about 1500 euros and we'll be good, but for peace of mind ?
Alt least double.

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

@anything Hey

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

@ionutlogs Read the personal MBA to see all possible combinations of possible business, this completely opened my mind.

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

@ionutlogs Finally the right approach, you're getting on track.

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

@florinpop17 When you live like you've imagined.

[Andrei @FleurAdvant]

@JamesonCamp That's fucking nuts, something similar could be done for other type of Internet WebApps, say in certain parts of the day your app gets shown on a high authority domain.