Recently, I’ve come face-to-face with a humbling truth:
I’ve spent years bouncing between ideas (Agenc Marketing, RHEA Technologies, FallbackAi), chasing the thrill of newness and validation, convinced I was making real progress. I told myself I understood that setbacks were part of the game, but I didn’t act like I believed it.
True progress isn’t loud or glamorous. It’s built quietly, in the background, while shinier paths scream for your attention.
The truth? Every business faces moments where the road gets foggy. And sometimes, the best move is staying the course, not because it’s easy, but because it’s yours.
Because success doesn’t care what you started, it only cares what you finish.
When the grass looks greener, ask yourself:
Is it broken, or just hard?
To anyone who’s backed me, thank you. I’ve been humbled more times than I’d like to admit, but I’m still swinging. The goal now? Chase depth over dopamine.