eGov маълумотлари тарқалгандан сўнг Ўзбекистонда CRM тизимлар:

— Қўнғироқ: Янги телевизорни кредитга олиш учун қандай ҳужжатлар керак?
— Ҳамма ҳужжатларингиз бизда бор, хоҳласангиз уй манзилингизга кредитни расмийлаштириб юборамиз, Анвар Собирович.

@paiziev24

Business is a sport.

You will need a good coach.

Some are talanted from the beginning. Some ppl aren’t.

But with practice you can build up the skills and techniques over time.

As we evolve, records will be renewed.

Dreaming that the app you launched/vibe-coded would be loved by millions is a bet you make on yourself as if you will become Magnus in chess from day one.

Trust me you won’t. At least not from the day one.

Give yourself time. Learn the skill. Experience. Fail. Experiment.

You will get there.

@TenxStartuper

We will get there

https://digitalbusiness.kz/2026-02-06/20-letniy-paren-iz-uzbekistana-privlek-500-tisyach-dlya-startapa-v-ssha/

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Stop calling your users “beta users.”

If your app is live and serving real people, it’s not in beta. It’s in production.

Here’s the distinction that matters:

Your users = your customers.
They’re using your product to solve real problems.

Beta users = a specific group who get early access to new features (often paying customers or power users who opt in).

Calling everyone “beta users” sends the wrong message:
- It signals you’re not confident in your product
- It creates an excuse for poor quality
- It devalues the relationship with people who are actually paying you

Ship with confidence.

Treat your users like customers, not test subjects.

Reserve “beta” for what it actually means: early access to specific new features.

Your production users deserve better than a permanent beta label.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

@TenxStartuper

Alex Hormozi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZPVPCIeUpg

There are always trade offs;
Sacrifice to get to the bigger results.

Ideas are just a multiplier of execution.

It’s so funny when I hear people being so protective of ideas. People who want me to sign a non-disclosure agreement to tell me the simplest idea...

Ideas are worth nothing unless executed. They are just a multiplier. Execution is worth millions.

To make a business, you need to multiply the two.
The most brilliant idea, with no execution, is worth $20.
The most brilliant idea takes great execution to be worth $20,000,000.
That’s why I don’t want to hear people’s ideas.
I’m not interested until I see their execution.

— Derek Sivers: https://sive.rs/multiply

☕️ good afternoon people

https://t.iss.one/digitalgeneration_uz/3425

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“Raqamli avlod qizlari" tanlovining Respublika bosqichi boshlanish arafasida.

POV: cloudflare vibe coded the entire new framework

experimental: vinext.

nextjs built on the top of vite: blog

https://github.com/cloudflare/vinext

@TenxStartuper

Life these days.

Huh?

i read a post about women’s prime starting at 20 and starting to loose its shine from their 30s. And for men they start to shine after 28.

What a nonsene?

first issue: objectifying women only to their beauty.

second issue: why should you be getting to where you want in your 30s as a men.

why not 20s or 40s, what so ever.

there is no set rule about your life, no matter what people say about it.

they have set the schooling time to a staggering 11-12 years which in itself waste of time for most people. (Could have been more efficient)

I get angry about such views. Maybe I am wrong, maybe not but I sure have my own view on this.

@TenxStartuper