I'm engineer turned CTO building a Startup Studio and VC Fund in public. It's damn hard.

The last few months were a big emotional rollercoaster for me.

I think I finally felt what "momentum" means as things changed drastically.

People are skeptical and often demotivating when you make the first steps.

There are so many "experts" that will outline the dumbest potential issues with a smart face.

They will point to your every mistake and say "yes I said that".

Dude, I know potential issues and it's f*king scary for me to move.

But I know that I must move. Because otherwise I'm not a good leader. If I don't move I'm not a leader at all.

But there are few people who actually support your risky moves. For some reason, they just help you. You should deeply care about these people.

You don't need hundreds of supporters. The single person can make you unstoppable. But if you have 2-3-4 people who much into what you're doing you are blessed.

And I'm blessed now.

I appreciate the overwhelming support from the community I've built over the years. I don't take support for granted.

I went through some shit and today I developed a sharp values system.

And that's my type of people:
• they act
• they show quick results
• they genuinely help other people
• they want to create the best thing ever
• they fail. they suffer. they are underdogs. but they keep going

Deep respect to everyone of you who takes action and shares their knowledge.

I'm here to support every authentic builder. Because I know how tough the journey is.

My mission is to make open startups as common as open source 💥