Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

Data Analyst, amateur programmer, musician, and proud parent. AR Joined June 2013

Tweets

458
Followers

233
Following

913
Likes

123

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a day ago

Most blockers aren’t technical. They look like code problems, AI problems, or “wrong tools.” But really—it’s misalignment. Fix the people first, then the process, then (maybe) the tech.

0 0 0 2 0

Took a 4-day midweek break once—not for burnout, just to stop reacting. Day 2, the noise quieted. That’s when I realized: clarity isn’t in better answers. It’s in slower, quieter listening. Try the pause *before* you need it.

0 0 0 4 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

2 weeks ago

Sent a draft too early this week. Years ago, I would’ve panicked. Now? I owned it, improved it, shipped it again. Recovery is a skill. Practice it.

0 0 0 1 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

2 weeks ago

Waiting for perfect? You’ll still be waiting next year. Imperfect products with real users always beat polished ideas with none. Ship fast. Fix later.

0 0 0 5 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

3 weeks ago

The first time I got paid for a spreadsheet, I felt weird about it. Like, who pays for formulas? Then I realized: what’s obvious to you is gold to someone else. Don’t dismiss the skills that come easy. They could be your most valuable assets.

0 0 0 6 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

3 weeks ago

Don’t design solutions from a distance. Shadow the work. Watch how people actually operate. It’ll teach you more than your slides ever will.

0 0 0 4 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

4 weeks ago

Ambition isn't a five-year plan. It's showing up tired, staying late to fix bugs, and earning trust—day after day. It's quiet and compound.

0 0 0 8 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

4 weeks ago

If you’re feeling stuck, ask: what’s one process I haven’t questioned in a while? We default to routines we outgrew. But the biggest shifts often come from small moments of honest curiosity.

0 0 0 49 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

For 3 years I avoided setting goals in my solo business—afraid to fail publicly. Sticking to vague ideas kept me safe, and stuck. One clear goal changed everything: faster decisions, fewer distractions, better execution.

0 0 0 18 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

Your next product doesn’t need to succeed. It just needs to exist. Until you ship something—anything—you're just guessing. Momentum beats polish. Every time.

0 0 0 33 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

a month ago

I spent 90 mins debugging an AI output that turned out to be correct. My mistake? Expecting it to think like me. Lesson: Results > Familiarity. AI won't act human—and that's the advantage.

0 0 0 12 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

2 months ago

I used to think the cleverest idea would win. It didn’t. The thing that won? A simple product solving an actual pain point—nothing fancy. Most people don’t care how smart your solution is. They just want their problem gone.

0 0 0 11 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

2 months ago

Clarity doesn’t come before you start. It comes *because* you start. Build, release, learn. Repeat.

0 0 0 7 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

2 months ago

Most of my breakthroughs didn’t come from working harder—they came from realizing I was solving the wrong problem. Pause, question your assumptions, and make sure you’re not sprinting in the wrong direction.

0 0 0 11 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

2 months ago

The micro SaaS I built last year didn’t scale, go viral, or get hunted. But it changed how I think about shipping, charging, and learning as a builder. Not all wins are loud.

0 0 0 20 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

2 months ago

When I ditched my overstructured solo work schedule and focused on 3 key priorities each day, things finally clicked. Less time planning, more time creating. Flexibility turns out to be a superpower.

0 0 0 7 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

2 months ago

Tried to delegate before understanding the role myself. Total failure. Now I build the system, then bring someone on. Founders: avoid premature delegation. It’s just expensive avoidance.

0 0 0 6 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

2 months ago

A mentor isn’t someone you find—they find you already moving. Don’t ask to pick someone’s brain. Share what you’re building, ask a real question, and show you’ve done the work first. That’s how relationships start.

0 0 0 7 0

Tyler Chambers @thetylerc

2 months ago

Had a proud builder moment—until I watched a real user struggle with my tool. Turns out, functionality ≠ clarity. The simplest usability test saved me from shipping confusion. Don’t skip that step.