🚀 Hiring Founding iOS Engineer - App is 95% built and days from launch!
We’ve created a consumer health & wellness product designed to improve daily habits for millions.
Built with Swift + SwiftUI, clean architecture, subscription-ready, and creators lined up to push real user growth on day one.
Oh - and founding equity + ownership is on the table too.
If you’re an early/mid-level iOS builder who wants to step into a true owner role with a product that’s basically ready to ship… this is your chance to make a real impact fast.
Let’s build something meaningful together. 🌍📱
👇 Apply / learn more - I’ll reach out personally: https://t.co/RoygjmkysA
@MarkHolder27 Currently all 4 CFP quarterbacks in the semi-finals are all fresh transfers. The adjustment is hard but does not at all kill playoff hopes in the right system.
🚀 Hiring Founding iOS Engineer - App is 95% built and days from launch!
We’ve created a consumer health & wellness product designed to improve daily habits for millions.
Built with Swift + SwiftUI, clean architecture, subscription-ready, and creators lined up to push real user growth on day one.
Oh - and founding equity + ownership is on the table too.
If you’re an early/mid-level iOS builder who wants to step into a true owner role with a product that’s basically ready to ship… this is your chance to make a real impact fast.
Let’s build something meaningful together. 🌍📱
👇 Apply / learn more - I’ll reach out personally: https://t.co/RoygjmkysA
@whop Is content rewards just not a thing anymore? Have tried to create a campaign 5 different times and every YouTube tutorial doesn't correlate with your current onboarding.
The amount of content people consume has 100× in the last decade.
The amount of people actually creating content has barely moved.
The industry hasn’t adjusted to this imbalance yet—
and that’s why attention is the most undervalued asset right now.
Your questions decide your future.
It’s simple:
The better questions you ask, the better answers you get.
And with the right answers,
Anything is achievable.
And guess what..
You have the resources to get the right answers with artificial intelligence.
Start asking.
Ever wonder how Yuka is making over $900,000 a year… from a completely free app?
No paywall. No subscription. No locked features.
Just a tiny “Support Us” button at the bottom of the screen. That’s it.
The only people paying… are donating voluntarily.
5% of their 40M+ users choose to give $10–20/year.
No pressure, just trust.
That’s the power of delivering daily value so strong, people want to pay.
Yuka didn’t monetize attention.
They monetized belief.
People don’t try because they’re scared to fail..
Not trying is guaranteed a 100% guaranteed failure rate
Trying guarantees a chance at success - whatever percent it may be
Step up to the plate and start swinging
@benhbader On top of that, seeing other competitors in your space continue to climb the mountain ends up adding more stress to your plate than you’d originally have from just continuing to grow yourself.
The times where I’ve coasted in business have never been peaceful.
There was almost a year long period where I worked a couple hours a day and maintained my income without actively trying to grow.
I could already afford nearly everything I wanted and more.
This lifestyle sounds nice on paper but in reality it’s much more stressful than I anticipated.
I was always stressed because I wasn’t doing enough. And the business felt like it could burn down at any minute because I wasn’t growing it, just monitoring it.
Stress from growth feels a lot better. Side quests and “fun” feel earned. But it was a nice experiment.
Two years ago I realized the music I listened to was shaping how I thought.
I cut the sad, moody playlists.
Switched to high-energy, upbeat music—and my mindset, productivity, and daily drive completely shifted.
Sound affects state.
Choose your soundtrack wisely. 🎧
Airbnb was born in a recession.
So was Uber.
They didn’t just survive—they solved problems that got worse when the economy tanked.
Recession-proof products aren’t built on hype.
They’re built on pain that grows in downturns.
Build for that pain.