Evan Babaallos
@evanbabaallos
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Software Engineer by profession | Exploring entrepreneurship, learning, and documenting the journey.
Joined January 2025
Thanks for the sharing this! I agree with your point, and that implies to a lot of creators! However most creators on youtube have their own niche and have followers interested in that niche! Their followers expect them to post about a particular subject they have already signed up for.. I mean there is this perspective as well!
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@fcuk112 Thanks for asking Frank. I haven't done my full research on what would be the best option to monezite this tool.. I thought of a subscription model initially, I am open to suggestions here as well.
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@trentverrier 100%! It is important to think while in discomfort! Hitting a wall also causes pain!
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Always appreciating weekends when I go throw my saved bookmarks and try things out I was planning to try. This weekend I tried two tools that I haven't worked with before. Crawl4AI: Open source tool that allows crawling and scarping website in friendly way for LLMs. Streamlit: open-source Python framework for data scientists and AI/ML engineers to deliver interactive data apps. What I liked about Crawl4AI is their support for multiple page scraping, and also their support for sitemap and robots.txt. I also enjoyed working with Streamlit, I think it is a really handy tool to build MVPs and showcase your work quickly. Bellow attached was a simple experiement I built to use these tools.
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I’m struggling with this mental loop when it comes to finding business ideas: 1. The idea must be noble. 2. It should solve a real problem, not just what I think is a problem and brings so much value. 3. It has to be very challenging for me. 4. I keep asking, 'Could I solve a bigger problem than this?' This mindset keeps messing with my process. Anyone else stuck in this loop?
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@codyschneiderxx I like how the script ends with the friend recommendation part. Thanks for sharing!
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@gregisenberg My problem is, I don't feel like doing the views game! If I do shorts, I have to provide so much value, that I feel satisfied about it, even if it did not go viral for X amount of time! Being controversial is what making shorts go viral nowadays.
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These YouTube channels are packed with value and have been super helpful: 🎯 Greg Isenberg: Insights on startup ideas, marketing, and distribution. 🎤 Starter Story: Inspiring interviews with founders sharing their journeys. 📈 My First Million Podcast: Business ideas and entrepreneurial insights. What channels or creators do you follow for similar topics? Would love to discover more! 🚀
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What does it take to turn technical skills into a successful product? I am currently in a period where I am trying to leverage my software engineering skills to build a product/tool that solves a specific problem. I have been working in software engineering and solving technical problems for the past six years, but I have limited knowledge of marketing and distribution. Recently, I have been watching podcasts and reading some resources to improve my understanding of these areas. I am here on X to share whatever I find insightful throughout my journey, and connect with like-minded people. If you have similar aspirations or are on a similar journey, I invite you to follow along!
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