About this episode
Aleksandar walked in a year into turning a decade of hobby coding into an actual business. From Slovenia, self-taught on a dying laptop, he now builds automations, SaaS and websites for other companies, and has just launched his own app, Tremble: a dating tool with no messaging, no swiping and no feed, built specifically to push people offline and into real conversations.
What got found on air was how little of that journey matches the version sold on Instagram. His first ever client took four months of daily cold emails and web-scraped leads to land. A separate contract took five months from first message to signature. He is candid that AI can write the script and the demo, but it cannot make anyone open it, and he worries it is quietly teaching people to stop learning rather than just saving them time.
What he committed to: plan the moves rather than just waiting, but never let planning become an excuse not to act, because repeating a bad action gets you nowhere and inaction guarantees regret.
Transcript
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