Everyone made fun of how I looked at 18. So I rebuilt my body until they couldn't. Now I'm doing the same thing with money. $2K MRR by Jan 1, or I die overdosed on Clen. Currently at $200 MRR. That's basically zero. Watch me make it or blow it.🧵

Got my first fight in Bangkok

Day 83 of trying to reach $2k MRR or I die. I haven’t posted on X in a while, so here’s what’s happened since my last update. 🇹🇭 I’m in Bangkok. I came here on September 14th to train Muay Thai under Master Toddy. I train 8–10 AM and 4–6 PM, every day except Saturday evening and Sunday. On October 10th, I have my first fight My diet is basically: Rice. Chicken. Eggs. Pork. More rice. A stupid amount of electrolytes. Protein shakes. Repeat. Business-wise, things are a little different. I finished my big freelance projects. And right now, I have zero new projects. Part of the reason is that I simply wasn’t able to communicate with clients properly while moving around and settling into Thailand. So after paying everyone and everything, I’m running very low on cash. Maybe 1–2 months of runway left. Not exactly the most comfortable position. But Veyns is moving. 🧬 The app is almost finished. I got the EIN for Veyns. Mercury account is set up. Stripe is set up. Hopefully Veyns will be on the App Store around mid-October. If that happens, I’ll finally have something of my own that can start generating revenue. ⸻ And after Bangkok, I’ve been thinking about what I actually want to do. I’ll go back to Delhi. Pay off some debt. Make a few thousand dollars. And then… Maybe Bangkok again. Maybe Bali. Train. Eat. Make content. Build. Work from wherever I am. Is that the most productive way to work? Probably not. But I’ve started realizing something. The people you meet can have a much higher ROI than the places you visit. For example, I met a guy here from Sri Lanka. He’s 36 and has been doing Muay Thai/kickboxing since he was 11. He was in Bangkok doing his instructor training to become a Kru and has gyms back home in Sri Lanka. We became really good friends. He taught me a ridiculous amount about Muay Thai and invited me to Sri Lanka next year when he’s organizing training/fights. Now I potentially have a good friend in Colombo who can show me around, introduce me to people and make the entire experience completely different. That’s the kind of networking I mean. Not going somewhere, staying in a hotel, taking pictures and leaving. Actually living somewhere. Training with people. Eating with them. Working around them. Hearing their stories. Building relationships. Meeting people you would have never met back home. That’s the real ROI of traveling for me. ⸻ To come to Thailand, I sold my bike. I’ve spent almost all the money I had. So externally? You could probably say I’m back to zero. But internally, I don’t feel like I’m back to zero at all. I’ve learned a lot. I’ve met incredible people. I’ve become more confident. I’ve learned Muay Thai. I’ve learned how difficult it is to actually live like a nomad. I’ve learned that I’m terrible at content. I’ve learned that I need to get much better at communicating what I’m building. And I’ve learned a lot about myself. Maybe I lost some external things. But I feel like I gained a lot more internally. And that’s probably the biggest thing I’ve taken away from this trip. I’ll be back in Delhi around October 13th. October 10th — fight. 🥊 Mid-October — hopefully Veyns on the App Store. 🧬 October 13th — Delhi. 🇮🇳 Then we’ll see what’s next. Day 83. I’m back on X now. Let’s build.

Nomad lifestyle is not easy as it seems. It’s not productive at all First few months I think new place you’ve to figure out a lot of stuff.

Does anyone know good supplement stores in Bangkok?

Today was Muay Thai Day.

To Thailand

Do I take HGH and test in my suit case or hand luggage?

You track workouts, sleep and heart rate.Your wearable keeps a record. But your bloodwork still be sitting in patient portals,Email.PDFs Your health data  exist across several places while your health history remains difficult to follow. #HealthTracking #WearableData

Look what I found To take Peptides with me on flight. This bag will keep them cool.

Looking for a UI/UX designer to help design the screens for a health-tech app. Need someone who can take the product idea and turn it into clean, modern, user-friendly app screens. If you’re interested, DM me with your portfolio + rates.

I might be the first 21yo Indian to do this. Day 40-60 of trying to reach $2k MRR or I die. First of all — booked a one-way ticket to Thailand 🇹🇭 Second — bought a DJI Osmo Pocket 4 + mic. Third — sold my Kawasaki Ninja. Selling everything to eventually settle outside. Fourth — got one more project for $600. Fifth — got 2 LLCs registered — Veyns LLC & Avonix Studio LLC. Got the Articles of Organization, waiting for EIN. Sixth — finally found an editor who is promising. If you need edits, let me know. Seventh — started gaining back the body little by little. Eighth — back to basic. Sleeping around 9:40 PM, waking up around 5:40 AM, then gym. Ninth — hired an intern from Nigeria for social media marketing. Tenth — pre-workout and melatonin suck. Stopped both of them and never gonna take anything that raises heart rate too much or increases REM sleep. Too many wet dreams. Yeah, so basically… I’m coming to Thailand. Gonna post crazy vids. Gonna make my business successful. Just wait and watch.

Hey D2C brand has anyone tried their services?

What do you guys think about a peptide tracker

Most people get bloodwork done once a year, glance at the PDF, and never look at it again. That's the problem we're building Veyns for. Your labs are the most honest data you have about your health. Ferritin, testosterone, vitamin D, HbA1c, lipids. All of it moves over time, and the movement is the part that actually matters. One reading tells you almost nothing. Six readings across two years tell you a story. Right now that story lives in scattered PDFs and lab portals you forgot the password to. Veyns is an iOS app that brings your bloodwork into one place and charts the trend for every biomarker. Upload a report, get your history, see what's drifting before it turns into a problem. We're heading into launch and the waitlist is open now. Veyns.app If you track your training, your sleep and your steps but not your blood, this one's for you.

I have 2 LLCs registered in the USA - Kentucky. It is 5 times easier and cheaper to get an LLC in the USA while sitting in India than to get a PVT Ltd Registered. Shame on who ever handles business compliances in India.

I’ve been working on Veyns Basically a place to put all your health data in one spot. Blood tests, Apple Watch data, biomarkers, etc. The idea is pretty simple: instead of having your health data scattered across 5 different apps, Veyns helps you actually see what’s changing and understand your health over time. Still early, but we’re building it. If this sounds useful to you, join the waitlist: veyns.app/

What do you guys think of @buffer ? I need it for handling my companies socials.

Booked one way ticket to Thailand And bought DJI OSMO POCKET 4

Booked a one way ticket to Thailand. Bangkok Phuket Chang-Mai Visa is only 30 days might extend it might come back but once I finalise all the stuff I’ll go back with 1year visa.

Today I slept for 18hours now my head is hurting