Codex Reset Live
Independent live tracker for public Codex usage-reset signals
What is Codex Reset Live?
Codex Reset Live monitors official public Codex usage-reset signals and helps developers understand the latest confirmed reset event, recent reset history, source, and timestamp. It distinguishes global or public reset notices, banked reset signals, and personal-account reset times, while offering Telegram alerts for new public signals. The independent service cannot access or change personal account limits, requires no login, and is not affiliated with OpenAI.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
I was very very driven and it was like okay after I reach this then I can relax, after I get that done then I can relax and the days just went by and I was hyper focused on my to-do list and they just went by in a blur and all of a sudden a whole decade had gone by
The 'after I reach this, then I can relax' loop swallows decades
The deferral script — 'I'll relax after the next milestone' — is a perfectionist's loop dressed up as ambition. The milestone moves, the chase compounds, and a decade vanishes into a to-do list. An MIT PhD admitting this out loud is the warning: high cognitive horsepower doesn't protect against it, it accelerates it.
Year one made no money when it launched, there was a free version. Year two we made $14,500. Year three is when it really took off, made about $116,000... About two years in is when I finally launched in-app purchases in the app store and really started growing the business.
Launch Free And Plan For Year One Zero, Year Two $14K, Year Three $116K
Joe launched Weightley free and didn't add in-app purchases until two years in. Year one was zero revenue, year three jumped to $116K, and growth compounded from there. The free runway built the user base before monetization rather than gating it from day one — a slow-start curve most founders abandon long before year three.
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