不追网红，只追创造者 —— 发现真正的 AI Builder
I spent ~$35k across 7 products - 3 even hit $1k mrr I still killed them all most founders think that's embarrassing but I think it's the biggest reason I'm winning now fast failures aren't setbacks - they're data each product I killed taught me something I couldn't learn any other way you can't learn what customers actually want by reading books you can't learn what business model works by watching YouTube you learn by building something, watching it fail, and asking why the problem is most founders take 18 months to learn what should take 6 weeks they build in secret for a year. launch. realize nobody wants it. get sad. I learned faster one of my products attracted the wrong customers killed it at $1k mrr one had good economics at scale but I was too small to make it work - killed it one was a feature pretending to be a product - killed it at $300 mrr each death made the next product better the products that work now, the ones doing $1m mrr combined, only work because I learned what doesn't work first and I learned that fast the real shift is: stop thinking "I failed 7 times" start thinking "I ran 7 experiments and extracted the data" failure isn't the opposite of success - it's the tuition you pay for it the only question is: how much are you paying, and how fast are you learning? this week's newsletter: I'm breaking down all 7 products I killed, what made me pull the trigger on each one, and how those lessons compound into what's working now 100% free & no ads subscribe below 👇
btw the famous slack chart is slack propaganda and everyone who cites it is legally obligated to also link to @sophiebits
Every time I see a tweet saying “I can vibe code this in a weekend” - I think of the slack notification system.. It takes time, persistence and effort to get the details right. Sure, a lot of simple workflows will get vibe coded away. And maybe you can put this in Claude Code
