Every great product you admire started as a rough sketch, a hacked-together prototype, or an MVP held together with duct tape.

Don’t romanticize what it looks like today.

Before it was polished, it was just an idea in someone’s head, they just had the guts to ship before it was ready.

Every time I launch something new, it never feels done. Something’s broken, a key feature is missing, and I’m quietly panicking behind the scenes.

But I ship anyway. Because that’s how you learn, gather real feedback, and build momentum.

Every MVP comes with chaos: bugs, pressure, delays, and doubts. That’s the cost of building something new.

It’s not just hard, it’s a different kind of hard.

To build what’s never existed, you need more than a plan. You need the mindset to navigate uncertainty, and the courage to move through it.