Manjhunath Ravi 🚀

I don't mind, but I prefer a simple success toast.

The world might be unrecognizable.

Not dystopian. Not utopian. Just different.

Maybe that’s the real journey:

To survive this era long enough to see what comes next.

What do you think happens? 🤷‍♂️

And storms don’t end cleanly.

The transition will leave scars. Some of us will resist, while others adapt.

But eventually, when the dust settles...

Future generations might look back at us with disbelief.

“How did they spend their lives on things machines could do better?” 🧐

But right now, we’re in the storm. 🌩️

A future where AI handles the repetitive and the mundane. 🤖✨

Humans are no longer tied to survival through labor.

What happens next?

People live. Create. Imagine. 🌍💡

And yet, therefore...

This chaos could be the turning point. 🌈

Not immediately.

The world will look worse before it gets better.

Industries will resist. 🏢

Why give up control when profits are at stake? Political powers will leverage fear to stall change. ⚖️

The system, as fragile as it is, will cling to life.

People won’t adapt quietly. 🗣️

Jobs will vanish. Economies will buckle. Fear will spread like wildfire. 🔥

Some will fight tooth and nail to keep things the way they are.

Right now, AI is on the brink of taking over the mundane tasks we call “work.” 🤖

It sounds like progress, doesn’t it?

But here’s the twist:

When systems built on work begin to crumble, chaos takes their place. 🌪️

Picture this:

AI takes over most of the repetitive, tedious work.

The kind of stuff we call “jobs” today.

Person looking out to the sky in a magical world!

Future generations will think of us like we were stuck in the Stone Age. 🪨

Not for the reasons you think though... 🤔

Agreed!

I thought doing SEO by yourself in the start is good, no?

Being nimble is our super power 💯😁

Good luck for the launch man👍

What helps you push through days like this? I’d love to hear your take. 👇

But here’s what I’m telling myself: The heaviness passes. Progress, even tiny steps, adds up. And sometimes, just showing up is the win.

If you’ve felt like this—stuck in your head, questioning everything—you’re not alone. Some days are just... heavy.

It’s not much, but it’s something. And on days like this, something is good enough.

But I did find some clarity in small wins:

• Explored social media content strategies (AI tools helped a bit).
• Jotted down SEO ideas—still a work in progress, but at least it’s a start.

And here’s the thing: I didn’t have a breakthrough today. No magical "aha" moment where everything clicked into place.

I kept thinking about all the "what-ifs." What if I missed something crucial? What if I’m not moving fast enough? What if it’s just... not good enough?

It’s funny how loud those thoughts can get when you’re building something new. No matter how much you believe in what you do, doubt has a way of sneaking in.

Spent all day stuck in my head: “What if my app doesn’t work? What if I’m wasting time?”

#indiehacker

Yeah I agree!

I'm spending wayyy too much time trying to setup web and product analytics to be in compliance with GDPR and other privacy acts.

Curious what you guys do?

Should I just launch and worry about these things later?! 🤔

#indiehackers

Interesting!

Optimize the landing page is good before paying 💯

Nice 👍

Awesome, good luck 👍

Comparison is fundamental, addressing it right away is one giant step towards conversion 💯