Stat that hurts: The average founder still burns 14 hours a week on repetitive crap that any no-code tool kills in seconds. 14 hours = 91 full workdays a year. That’s basically an extra 3-month vacation you’re torching while whining you’re “too busy.” We’re talking: - Copy-pasting leads like it’s 2009 - Sending the same welcome email 50 times a day - Manually chasing invoices - Reformatting the same report every single Monday Tools that fix this cost less than your Netflix + Spotify combined. Yet most people act like automation requires a PhD in rocket surgery. So, confession time: What’s the most brain-dead task you’re STILL doing by hand in 2025?

Hey guys, Just trying to start a SAAS business do you guys have any tips on what I should focus on?

I want to start running Instagram ads to promote my business. Does anyone have any experience with running ads through Instagram? Positives? Negatives? Any advice?

The month has just begun a clean slate to plan, take action, and make things happen! 🌟 Remember: the first week sets the tone, so why not make it count? Let’s get real what’s your biggest roadblock to success right now? Or, what’s the one goal you’re determined to achieve this week? Drop it below ⬇️ Let’s cheer each other on and turn ideas into results! 💪🔥

Low or no-cost business models are the gifts of the modern world. You'll either learn a lot and pivot to different business ideas or you'll give up and won't have spent much money. Most people learn about 10 different business models, get overwhelmed and quit before they even get started, that's the "analysis paralysis". Just pick something and put in some effort. Look at "failures" as learning points, keep your eyes open and you might be surprised by how much is possible.