Cursor AI is good at making first drafts. With the right guidance, you can create a solid base that you can later build on and personalize. Of course, it makes mistakes here and there. But it definitely saves 3x-5x the time in building a prototype.

To anyone who thinks they need everything sorted before starting their entrepreneurship journey: I’ve been doing this for four years, and most times, I still have no idea where it will end up. Just wing it.

Good positioning is as important as a great offer.

People are treating Cursor AI the same way they did ChatGPT. Over-exaggerating its impact. To make the most use of the tool, you already need to be an expert. Stop saying it will put developers out of a job.

Doing the wrong things exceptionally well doesn’t work. Doing the right things in an average manner might work.

Beginning of something big may be? It all starts small until it turns into snowball.

Any advice that claims to be a quick hack is bullshit. People who consume such content are beginners looking to become successful through magic. They believe others get lucky. But the truth is: No one is lucky. They just put in the work for years.

Founder mode isn’t an excuse to be rude to your team.

If you're building a SaaS, remember: SaaS isn't about the software. It's about creating an ecosystem that your customers can't leave.

One of the most expensive mistakes in tech: Not considering how the software will grow. If you don't plan for it, you'll end up rewriting everything.

Building MVP with AI works. I hopped on a call with a business owner who wanted to build an internal app to solve one pain point. Created requirement document and generated code using Claude Sonnet 3.5 ( No cursor AI ) 80% of the code was perfect, and 20% manual customization