Tens of thousands of coders today work from home, are their own bosses, and earn six figures in the process. They are freelance coders with their own business.
Dark romance has taken over BookTok lately. Writers are scrambling to keep up with the demand. I’ve spent a lot of time testing AI tools to see which ones can actually handle the genre without turning everything into a generic love story. The best AI dark romance writers can hold onto morally complex characters, slow-burn … Read more
What are some of the benefits of writing your own book? Let’s recap the basics, starting with more non-fiction oriented benefits and moving into higher-level fiction writing benefits later in this article. Benefit 1: Career Prospects 🚀 and Authority Not everybody respects book authors. Yet – most do: “Publishing a book is still a powerful authority signal: one survey found … Read more
Most builders still think the hard part is coding. That used to be true. It isn’t anymore. Today, with AI tools, templates, and vibe coding workflows, a single person can build in days what used to take a small team weeks. That sounds like good news, and it is. But it changes the game. When … Read more
If we want to VIBE CODE a thriving (side) business, we all know we ought to ‘create value’. For starters, we can easily create value at the intersection of Finding the intersection seems hard but is often trivial from the outside. A serious cognitive bias prevents us from seeing the obvious. But the good news … Read more
We’ve stripped away the overhead of traditional development to focus on pure execution through vibe coding — leveraging AI to bridge the gap between a billion-dollar idea and a live, agentic product. By joining, you aren’t just getting an accountability partner; you’re entering a 30-day “Ship or Die” cycle where we transform from prompt engineers … Read more
Look, if you’re a data or AI nerd, your biggest enemy isn’t the competition. It’s the fact that your brain has way too many tabs open at once. You’re probably sitting there thinking about building some massive ML model or a deep diagnostic tool, and meanwhile, you end up stuck in “builder mode” forever. Nothing … Read more
✨ I published this post in my AI newsletter (130k subs). You can join for free here. I just discovered this AI startup idea from Reddit. Will it be the next unicorn after Cursor ($30B valuation)? Note that ideas are cheap, execution is king. To the best of my knowledge, this idea hasn’t been implemented … Read more
As we gear up for 2026, I’m streamlining my coding workflow with a lean, vibe-aligned stack that focuses on simplicity and scalability (I have many projects!). It’s perfect for solo devs or small teams building dynamic web apps. This stack might not be perfect if you work in a large corporation or something. You might … Read more
A Skool group member just shared that they have a super busy schedule, bought an annual plan to explore ideas, but still struggle to ship something. Here’s a simple 4-step process that works for me – shipping dozens of projects in the last few months: 1. Pick one small project. Keep it tiny and real: … Read more
If you knew that the secrets to building wealth, mastering your mind and living with purpose were sitting online for free, would you still keep tossing money at every shiny new self‑help bestseller? Hidden in the corners of trusted archives are 42 timeless classics—from Stoic meditations and Eastern wisdom to modern productivity blueprints—ready to download … Read more
Below is a curated list of 42 free books that provide valuable advice for first-time founders. Each title links directly to a free copy of the book. The authors are noted in italics, the free format is shown in parentheses and whether you need to provide an email to download, and a short summary explains … Read more
Creating Finxter was a life-changing, almost spiritual experience for me. My main goal was always to help improve collective intelligence. Pursuing that goal, we educated more than 16 million people online. And that’s counting only those on the blog itself. Let’s reflect on some key observations On average, a Finxter visitor spent 42 seconds (of … Read more