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Telegram blogging tips (from someone tired of seeing the same mistakes): 1. Please stop posting those 2022 aI generated images… we’ve all seen them. We’re tired. 2. Use ai, sure but Don’t let it write your whole personality. 3. Keep it short. If your memebers have to scroll like they're reading terms & conditions, you’ve lost them unless you've good audience or the topic is good. 4. Chill with the emojis … this isn’t a birthday cake. 5. Mix your content .. talk about yourself, what you’re building, your struggles… not just random info dumps. 6. Don’t copy others. It’s obvious. And painful.for share they'll do it for you without asking.. trust me the bar is low… like, really low. 7. Use landscape images. Portrait pics on Telegram just feels soo long. 8. You don’t need 10k followers. You need like 5 people who actually care. you're not gonna make bags so you're here for comomunity. 9. Be consistent. 10.

This is the kind of stubbornness you need in life. The worst they can say is no… @selfmadecoder

Lock in gang 🔥 @selfmadecoder

Do like 20–30 push ups every time Cursor / Claude Code / Codex starts with “planning next move” or something like that ... basically when it’s about to cook for you 🔥 @selfmadecoder

Instagram is finally rolling out a pause feature for Reels… not sure what took them so long tbh @selfmadecoder

Every time I add a new feature to one of my projects, the previous version just feels kinda lame for some reason 😭 like it was nothing. Even though I know how much time I put into it… I just forget how it felt back then or I got too comfortable @selfmadecoder

Today’s task is to dominate SEO and GEO and record a launch video. @selfmadecoder

5 weeks left till the deadline. Don't forget to share the competition with people who you might think will be interested. [Essay Competition]

If you’ve been using OpenClaw for the past few weeks, how have you been using it? What parts of your work or life have you optimized with it? Any ideas or suggestions on how to get the most out of it based on your experience? @selfmadecoder

I pulled an all nighter to build an entire product. I’m using the Batman boilerplate for all the core features. I’ve already built the agent and finished all the business logic .. now I’m working on UI updates and a few UX improvements. @selfmadecoder

I’m kinda addicted to building again, thanks to these AI coding agents🔥 @selfmadecoder

As a man in this world it is YOUR DUTY to build a B2B SaaS @thebludragon

Happy Eid to all my Muslim friends and members of this channel. Wishing you a wonderful Eid! 🌙✨ @selfmadecoder

find yourself a girlfriend who loves you as much as tech nerd loves whiplash

#whiplash @selfmadecoder

Just in case you can’t find a job… go ask the zoo if they’re hiring a GOAT 🐐🔥 @selfmadecoder

Just in case you can’t find a job… go ask the zoo if they’re hiring a GOAT 🐐🔥 @selfmadecoder

Better auth Better Body Better health @selfmadecoder

I have a biased view on LeetCode… you don’t have to agree. I’ve never used it for jobs. Unless you’re aiming for FAANG or working abroad (and honestly, you probably don’t always need it), you really don’t. What matters is building solid projects and making sure people see them. You can be crazy talented, but money follows visibility on top of skill. We all know plenty of “cracked” devs who are better than us… so use your unfair advantage and win the game. There’s no single “winning strategy.” Use whatever works (legal and moral). Don’t get emotionally attached to the strategy you’re using. @selfmadecoder