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2024: A Year in Our Startup: what went right(?)
Jason & Startup Studio: Empowering Innovators
One of our most significant accomplishments was Jason, an open-source framework designed to streamline development processes that led to the creation of Startup Studio, a platform that provides non-technical founders with the tools to bring their MVPs to life. We made innovation more accessible, accelerating the journey from ideas to execution....
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2024: A Year in Our Startup: what went wrong.
Year-end invites reflectionāa chance to connect the dots, as Steve Jobs said, and find greater purpose in each step. 2024 wasnāt just about achievements but deep lessons, bold experiments, and transformative moments. Hereās our journey
Whatguru: Closing a Chapter, Gaining Insights
We began the year wrapping up Whatguru, our AI experiment on WhatsApp. Since 2022, it bridged AI with diverse...
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How Can We Stay Ahead and Keep Our Jobs in an AI-Driven World?
With AI advancing rapidly, many people are wondering: will it take over our jobs, or will it complement what we do? Some industries are already seeing automation change the way they work, and new tools emerge almost daily. But instead of seeing AI as a threat, could we look at it as a tool to make our lives easier?
I'd love to hear from you: What are you doing to stay updated and ensure your...
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It's incredible! I see great potential for sign language, where not only the hands but also facial expressions are key.
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How We Turn a Backlog of Ideas into Startups!
We know that launching multiple startups every couple of months sounds ambitious, especially for a 2-person team, but weāve found a rhythm that works for usāand we want to share what weāve learned along the way. Our goal is to offer insights that could help other founders and entrepreneurs take their own ideas from concept to reality and hear your feedback, to improve our view. Our story starts...
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Can a 2-Person Startup Studio Really Launch 5 Startups Every 2 Months? š
At CM64, weāre not your typical startup studio. With just two people, weāre turning bold ideas into reality and creating 5 startups every two months across different industries. Itās a high-energy, fast-paced environment thatās miles away from the traditional corporate setup.
š” Weāre constantly testing new methods, learning from our failures, and fine-tuning our processes. But we want to know:...
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The Solopreneur Journey: Is It Really for Everyone? Could the Next Unicorn Be Built Alone?"
š The idea of building something entirely on your own sounds appealing to many, but the reality of being a solopreneur isnāt for everyone. Personally, I never dreamed of taking this path alone. Iāve always been a team playerāI find comfort and inspiration in discussing ideas, collaborating, and creating with others. Itās where the magic happens for me.
āļø But what about going solo? There are...
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Is a Degree Worth It in the Age of AI?
š©š»āš» With technology reshaping industries at an incredible pace, the traditional idea of studying a specific field and working in that area for life is being challenged. I studied agronomy, but today, I run my own startup studio where I create startups across different industries. Itās been a journey of learning and adapting, often far from the textbooks.
š± As self-taught skills, AI, bootcamps,...
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For me, having summaries of face-to-face meetings is invaluable. Secondly, I love organizing ideas from WhatsApp.
Weāve built a tool to organize scattered info. Which source would you prioritize to organize?
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Weāve built a tool to organize scattered info. Which source would you prioritize to organize?
The idea is that our tool captures disorganized information like ideas, links, and thoughts and organizes them into actionable tasks.
Which source of unstructured information would you find most valuable to get organized?
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How can AI help you improve your communication skills?
AI copilots for face-to-face meetings can be game changers for sharpening your communication.
Picture getting real-time feedback on your tone and flow, helping you fine-tune your message, engage better, and tackle tough questions smoothly.
Have you tried using AI for in-person meetings yet?
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We aim to empower people with technology and provide them with the opportunity to become entrepreneurs.
Our purpose has always been the same. Until we accepted and embraced it as our main guide, we experienced what we like to call 'identity crises.
Why do you do what you do? Has your purpose changed since you started?
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Sometimes we get so caught up in trying to make a good impression that we overlook subtle warning signs š
Would You Want AI to Help Spot Red Flags on a Date?
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Would You Want AI to Help Spot Red Flags on a Date?
Imagine having an AI companion that could discreetly listen to your conversations on a date and point out potential red flags, like concerning behavior or problematic topics. Would you use this?
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Well, I wouldn't put it that way, I wouldn't say bored... I think like most things in life you can train yourself to be creative, schedule some free time to let your brain wonder, without expectations.
What boost my creativity is to have a walk near the river, seeing trees, birds, hearing water. Having a tea in a quiet cafe near the river.
This got me thinking,... I never feel bored...
Is procrastination a productivity killer or a creativity trigger? š¤
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Hi Boris! Great subject! I prefer that my mentors and coaches help me evolve and understand people better. When it comes to our studio or ventures, our activities and purpose can sometimes differ, so I prefer to follow our own path.
Do we really need mentors in our business? šØāš« šØāš»
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I donĀ“t know any š
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Finally, after six months of persistence, He agreed to become my co-founder. After many "identity crises," as we liked to call them, and building trust and understanding, we created CM64 together.
Is anyone here facing challenges in developing their startup or finding a technical co-founder?
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Is anyone here facing challenges in developing their startup or finding a technical co-founder?
In my journey to find a co-founder, I initially proposed the idea to three different potential partners. Despite their initial interest, something didn't feel right with each of them. I kept returning to the idea of one particular individual. For six months, I persisted
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Is anyone here still working in corporate and dreaming of becoming an entrepreneur?
What is stopping you from taking the leap? Can I help?