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Alex Nguyen
@alexcooldev
Indie Hacker building AI apps: 400K+ users ๐Ÿค™ ( 70K+ users ๐ŸคŒ ( +3 stealth apps, partnered with @rork and @arcads_ai
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I think Marcโ€™s post is going to spark a lot of debate. I agree that most of us start with 0 followers. But I donโ€™t think we all start from the same place. Like me: Building a global business from Vietnam is already harder than doing it from the US or Europe. For example, someone in the US can simply create a TikTok account and reach US audiences. Meanwhile, I can get millions of views in Vietnam and barely make any revenue. And trying to reach US audiences comes with the risk of getting shadowbanned. But I also have advantages: lower living costs, cheaper internet, and lower taxes. (But luxury goods and cars cost 3โ€“4x more here ๐Ÿ˜‚) So yes, I still consider myself incredibly lucky, and Iโ€™m genuinely grateful for it. We all face different disadvantages, but we also have different advantages.
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We all start at the same place: ignorant, 0% luck, 0 followers.