I'm wondering if people with non tech background can really build complex Saas or Multi Tenant systems and Start selling? Anyone has achieved this Love to know more about your challenges? How much AI was useful?

Most entrepreneurs aren’t stuck because they’re lazy or incapable. They’re stuck because they’re waiting. Quietly. Waiting for more clarity, better timing, more confidence, or for things to settle down. As long as you’re waiting, your potential and your business stays parked. Progress in business doesn’t come from more preparation. It comes from decisions. Every time you explain why you’re not moving yet, you hand control to something outside yourself: the market, the economy, your schedule, your past results. None of those are coming to build the business for you. The people who actually break through don’t feel ready. They move while uncertain. They don’t wait for perfect conditions... they adapt to the conditions they’re in. They don’t wait for permission, because no one is handing it out. Most people keep their effort conditional. “I’ll go all in when things calm down.” “I’ll commit once I feel more confident.” “I’ll start after this next thing.” And months (sometimes years) pass. Not because the idea wasn’t good, but because the conditions were never removed. So here’s something actionable for the week ahead: Pick one decision you’ve been delaying because you wanted more clarity. Make it by the end of the week...imperfectly. Then take the first uncomfortable action that follows from that decision. No optimizing. No overthinking. Just movement. Clarity shows up after action, not before it. Drop in the comments: What’s the one decision you’re done waiting on this week?

VIBE CODERS: CHECK YOUR N8N ACCOUNT IF YOU’RE SELF-HOSTING YOUR N8N Critical Vulnerability: CVE-2026-21858 (Ni8mare) Public disclosure: January 9, 2036 N8N notified: mid-November, 2025 **n8n instances hosted and managed directly by n8n are not affected. CVE-2026-21858, nicknamed Ni8mare, affects self-hosted n8n instances 1.65.0 through 1.120.4, and carries a CVSS severity score of 10.0.** 26,512 Actively Exposed Self-Hosts: Real-time scanning data from Censys in early January identified 26,512 n8n instances currently reachable via the public internet. These specific hosts are at the highest immediate risk of exploitation because they can be targeted by unauthenticated remote requests. According to Cyera Research Labs, with analysis and reporting published by n8n (official security advisory), The Hacker News, Censys, Security Affairs, and CSO Online, a critical security vulnerability identified as CVE-2026-21858, nicknamed Ni8mare, affects self-hosted n8n instances 1.65.0 through 1.120.4, and carries a CVSS severity score of 10.0. If you are running a self-hosted n8n instance, you should immediately determine whether you are affected by this vulnerability and take corrective action. If: • Your n8n instance is self-hosted (Docker, VPS, cloud VM, on-prem) • Your n8n version is earlier than 1.121.0 • The instance is reachable from the internet (webhooks, forms, or direct UI access) Go to: In the n8n dashboard, go to Help → About and confirm the version number Or on the server, run: n8n –version If the version is below 1.121.0, your instance is vulnerable and must be updated immediately. Immediate remediation steps: 1. Upgrade n8n to version 1.121.0 or later without delay. 2. If the instance is publicly accessible, temporarily restrict external access to webhooks or forms until the upgrade is complete. 3. After upgrading, rotate sensitive credentials such as API keys, tokens, database passwords, and OAuth secrets as a precaution. Common upgrade paths:

AI can now generate full apps from a single prompt. That’s impressive.. and genuinely useful. But there’s a quiet distinction that matters: building something isn’t the same as owning it. The moment an app touches real users, data, payments, or business processes, someone is responsible for: - what happens when it breaks, - what data it stores, - who has access, - and how mistakes are caught or rolled back. One-prompt tools remove friction in creation. They don’t remove accountability. In practice, the wins I see that last all have the same shape: AI builds fast, humans stay in the loop, and there’s a clear owner who understands the system well enough to say “stop” when something goes wrong. That doesn’t make one-prompt apps bad. It just means speed is a multiplier -> for both value and risk. Curious how others here think about ownership once AI starts building most of the surface area for us.

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