Nas Daily built Nas.io to help solopreneurs find customers and automate marketing with AI. He talks about his imposter syndrome as CEO, his daily routine of meetings and Figma work, and why he'd focus on scalable products instead of chasing social media fame.
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What's your name? Nas Daily. What's your business? It's called Nas.io. Brag about it for a second. Oh, it's a great platform. It helps people, solopreneurs, build a business and find customers.
What's the biggest insecurity you have as a CEO?
It's always the imposter syndrome. Am I a creator? Am I a tech entrepreneur?
And what is the most common advice you give to other entrepreneurs?
You know, as they say, chew glass and look at the abyss. That's a real thing. And how are you using AI in your business? Well, the whole platform is AI-enabled. AI should help help you find the customer and do the marketing automatically versus just going on social media and hoping for the best.
And what are the 3 most common ways that you spend time as a CEO today?
Meetings, meetings, meetings. Time to think. Very important to get time to think. And then Figma, Figma, Figma. I love spending time on Figma.
And if you were to start another business or start this business again, what would you do differently?
Honestly, I would do nothing differently. I probably spend less time creating social media content and more time building scalable products. I think the fame Fame is nice, but it's not scalable and it feels like a guinea pig.
Any final advice for the people? You know, we're going to enter a world where you can build a billion-dollar business as one person. It's time for solopreneurs. Let's go. Let's go.
