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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
Step one is you have to build an audience because if you don't have an audience, you don't have anyone to sell to. Step two is you've got to set up an email list and start communicating with people at least once a week.
Build an audience and an email list before you ever pitch a pre-sale
Validation starts months earlier with audience-building. Post raw build-in-public content, ship free things of value on X, then funnel that attention into a weekly email list — the trust there is what makes a pre-sale convert when launch day comes.
what's the impact of this decision how does the entire repo and the community of developers at large benefit from this change it can't be well I like doing it this way or it can't be well it compiles faster okay what is faster about three milliseconds like I don't care
Filter every PR with: 'how does the whole community benefit?'
Josh's filter for contributor PRs is a single question: 'tangible benefit to everyone?' Preference-based arguments and bikeshed wins (3ms faster compile) get killed fast. As a solo founder shipping in public, the same filter applies to internal debate: stop optimizing the codebase for an imaginary future team and just make the call. The market doesn't reward elegant abstractions on an unlaunched product.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
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