one thing i've noticed is this: building something big in public is very underrated among builders. imo, this approach can greatly help you build a loyal community over time. creating a strong community around any project is one of the toughest parts of building something. from spreading the word about your product to cutting through the noise and getting people to believe in your long term vision. it’s challenging, trust me. so, I suggest that anyone looking to build anything should build in public. there are many benefits to doing this, and they align with principles I follow myself: 1) people get to see your growth from the start and can trust you almost immediately instead of appearing out of nowhere, announcing a big funding round, or launching a project that asks people to connect their website or Twitter, building in public builds trust. people are often hesitant to use products from unknown sources, so showing your journey helps them feel more comfortable. 2) people offer genuine help as you build when you build in public, you get feedback, corrections, and helpful suggestions from those who’ve been where you are. this helps you build better and faster in any field. 3) building in public opens doors to opportunities you never imagined you never know who’s watching as you work. many great people are genuinely interested in young minds putting real effort into building something in today’s crowded attention economy. there are countless stories of people receiving life changing opportunities or DMs just because they shared their journey. there are so many advantages to building in public. with this, I hope I’ve convinced you to share your struggles and progress openly. i’m also a young person trying to break through and make my voice heard among the world’s greats. it's definitely one of the hardest things to achieve, but with consistent effort and faith, we'll get there. see you all at the top, achieving everything we set out to do from the start.

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