Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

Data Analyst, amateur programmer, musician, and proud parent. AR Joined June 2013

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

2 days ago

Ambition isn't a five-year plan. It's showing up tired, staying late to fix bugs, and earning trust—day after day. It's quiet and compound.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

4 days ago

If you’re feeling stuck, ask: what’s one process I haven’t questioned in a while? We default to routines we outgrew. But the biggest shifts often come from small moments of honest curiosity.

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For 3 years I avoided setting goals in my solo business—afraid to fail publicly. Sticking to vague ideas kept me safe, and stuck. One clear goal changed everything: faster decisions, fewer distractions, better execution.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

2 weeks ago

Your next product doesn’t need to succeed. It just needs to exist. Until you ship something—anything—you're just guessing. Momentum beats polish. Every time.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

3 weeks ago

I spent 90 mins debugging an AI output that turned out to be correct. My mistake? Expecting it to think like me. Lesson: Results > Familiarity. AI won't act human—and that's the advantage.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

3 weeks ago

I used to think the cleverest idea would win. It didn’t. The thing that won? A simple product solving an actual pain point—nothing fancy. Most people don’t care how smart your solution is. They just want their problem gone.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

4 weeks ago

Clarity doesn’t come before you start. It comes *because* you start. Build, release, learn. Repeat.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

4 weeks ago

Most of my breakthroughs didn’t come from working harder—they came from realizing I was solving the wrong problem. Pause, question your assumptions, and make sure you’re not sprinting in the wrong direction.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

The micro SaaS I built last year didn’t scale, go viral, or get hunted. But it changed how I think about shipping, charging, and learning as a builder. Not all wins are loud.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

When I ditched my overstructured solo work schedule and focused on 3 key priorities each day, things finally clicked. Less time planning, more time creating. Flexibility turns out to be a superpower.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

Tried to delegate before understanding the role myself. Total failure. Now I build the system, then bring someone on. Founders: avoid premature delegation. It’s just expensive avoidance.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

A mentor isn’t someone you find—they find you already moving. Don’t ask to pick someone’s brain. Share what you’re building, ask a real question, and show you’ve done the work first. That’s how relationships start.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

Had a proud builder moment—until I watched a real user struggle with my tool. Turns out, functionality ≠ clarity. The simplest usability test saved me from shipping confusion. Don’t skip that step.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

Stop waiting for clarity. Build a rough version. The fog lifts when you move, not when you plan.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

Solo founders talk a lot about freedom. But the real shift is accountability. When you’re the only one responsible for results, you start thinking differently. It’s not glamorous—but it’s honest, and that’s where the growth starts.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

I scrapped a project after 40+ hours of work. Not because the idea sucked—but because I was solving a problem no one had. The faster you catch that, the less sunk cost you waste. Talk to users first. Don’t fall in love with your cleverness.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

I read 1-star reviews of products I love—and learned this: if you're not polarizing a little, you're probably playing it too safe.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

I once built a whole app no one wanted. Felt brilliant until I realized I solved a problem I didn’t validate. Lesson: build for needs, not just ideas.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

Every few months, I do an 8-hour build with a tool I’ve never used. No goals, no selling, just exploration. It’s messy—but it sharpens my creativity like nothing else. Try it.

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Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

Confidence doesn’t follow success. It fuels it. Don’t wait to ‘feel ready.’ Showing up *before* you feel credible is how you earn the credibility you’re waiting for.