For the longest time, I sat on this idea –
I knew it would work, but I kept procrastinating.
When I started working on myself, I felt alone:
- no one around me understood why I prioritized self-improvement over weekend plans
- I had no one to share my hunger for growth, learning & becoming better.
I didn’t want others to go through the same loneliness.
So, I built a solution.
That’s how Like Mind Tribe was born:
- a space for self-growth seekers to connect.
- a community for people who feel misunderstood in their journey.
- a place I wish existed when I needed it the most.
But the hard part is doing it all alone.
Being a solo founder sounds cool—until reality hits:
☑ Overcoming the fear of starting something new.
I had this idea for ages but kept delaying it. The hardest part is taking that first imperfect step. I was stuck in an endless loop of what-ifs.
☑ Managing everything solo.
Content creation, personal life, travel, and now community-building—honestly, it’s a lot.
☑ Designing a worthy experience.
You can’t just throw people into a room and expect magic. Every event needs planning—venue, timing, activities, season, city, even the mood of the attendees sometimes.
Some days, I nail it.
Some others, I don’t.
But every day, I remind myself I built Like Mind Tribe because:
- people need it.
- I need it.
And that makes all the hard days worth it.
If you’ve ever had an idea you kept postponing, here’s your sign to start.
Because starting scared is better than never starting at all.
What’s one idea you’ve been sitting on for too long?
#drishtiispeaks #likemindtribe #community #linkedin
I knew it would work, but I kept procrastinating.
When I started working on myself, I felt alone:
- no one around me understood why I prioritized self-improvement over weekend plans
- I had no one to share my hunger for growth, learning & becoming better.
I didn’t want others to go through the same loneliness.
So, I built a solution.
That’s how Like Mind Tribe was born:
- a space for self-growth seekers to connect.
- a community for people who feel misunderstood in their journey.
- a place I wish existed when I needed it the most.
But the hard part is doing it all alone.
Being a solo founder sounds cool—until reality hits:
☑ Overcoming the fear of starting something new.
I had this idea for ages but kept delaying it. The hardest part is taking that first imperfect step. I was stuck in an endless loop of what-ifs.
☑ Managing everything solo.
Content creation, personal life, travel, and now community-building—honestly, it’s a lot.
☑ Designing a worthy experience.
You can’t just throw people into a room and expect magic. Every event needs planning—venue, timing, activities, season, city, even the mood of the attendees sometimes.
Some days, I nail it.
Some others, I don’t.
But every day, I remind myself I built Like Mind Tribe because:
- people need it.
- I need it.
And that makes all the hard days worth it.
If you’ve ever had an idea you kept postponing, here’s your sign to start.
Because starting scared is better than never starting at all.
What’s one idea you’ve been sitting on for too long?
#drishtiispeaks #likemindtribe #community #linkedin
