The older I get, the more I admire:
- people who stay offline
- people who build alone
- people who say no without performing why

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Exactly. You get to say no, and that's your decision to make.

I find the “no without saying (?) why” really hard. I need to tell myself that I don’t owe them an explanation

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I started building @tipdotmd alone and I must say it’s very refreshing. 
It’s mostly thanks to AI that I can augment myself to allow for this. 
I can’t do #1 and I admire people like that as well.
#3 depends on context, some times are easier than others.

Loud used to impress me. Now it just feels tired.

Respect to the ones who don’t explain everything,
who build without broadcasting,
who choose peace over presence.

That’s grown energy.

The last point is one I’m increasingly admiring as well. And also trying to cultivate.

Offline is the new luxury.

The team? Unlikely to fail — 3 founders is statistically a winning setup.

Yes, it’s complicated. But taking a few minutes to explain keeps the tone warm and the connection alive. That’s worth it.

It not easy but you think faster when your alone