Thoughts

If you’re a founder building something serious, sooner or later you realize one uncomfortable truth.Ideas are easy. Execution is brutal. And legal mistakes? They are expensive, slow, and sometimes fatal. That’s where people like Tahmidur Rahman quietly change the game. I’ve worked with lawyers. Plenty of them. Some brilliant on paper. Some loud on LinkedIn.

Let’s get something straight. Founders don’t have a time problem. They have an attention problem; I also suffered. You can wake up at 5 AM, color-code your calendar, and download every productivity app known to humanity. None of that matters if your brain is scattered, your priorities are fuzzy, and your day gets hijacked by