Build. Grow. Repeat.

Ben Sufiani

Build. Grow. Repeat. is the podcast for skilled professionals and early-stage founders who want to build a real product and grow predictable revenue — without hustle culture, or “get rich quick” fantasies. This show helps you close the gap between building a product with vibe coding and growing with growth marketing by treating them as one craft. Every episode is designed to give you something you can actually use: a clearer decision, a tighter customer journey, a better experiment, or a concrete next step you can run this week. What you’ll learn here: Build faster (without needing to know how to code): vibe code real software and offers quickly — and validate what matters before you over-invest. Grow calmly and predictably: positioning, funnels, pricing, and experiments that turn attention into revenue without persuasion theater. Run on signals, not just vibes: activation, retention, and product–market-fit indicators that tell you what to double down on — and what to stop. Use AI as leverage: vibe coding and AI-native workflows that speed you up while keeping human judgment in charge. Commit without gambling: how to choose one direction and test it through small, reversible bets that produce proof. You’ll get a mix of solo deep dives, builder interviews, and occasional teardowns of customer journeys and decisions that looked “logical” on paper — but fail in real life. About the host: I’m Ben Sufiani, founder of Pirate Skills. I’ve been building and growing products for over 15 years across startups, consulting, and hands-on growth work. Pirate Skills exists to help builders turn ideas into evidence — by shipping, learning, and repeating the loop until something holds. If you want to go deeper, check out Pirate Skills at pirateskills.com. Build. Grow. Repeat. Cheers, Ben

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  1. The Pirate Launch Plan

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    The Pirate Launch Plan

    What would you do if you only had 48 hours to build and launch a startup from scratch? The old playbook said: build a landing page, run a survey, do customer development interviews, then build. But vibe coding changed that — it's now faster to build a working MVP than to set up a survey campaign. That changes the order of operations completely. The Pirate Launch Plan is a 6-stage operating system for going from zero to shipped and launched in a single sprint. It alternates between building and growing from hour one — so you never build in a vacuum. Whether you're at a hackathon or doing a weekend sprint, you follow the same stages in the same order. Honest context: this comes from someone who ran 150 landing pages and built 6 apps (two with over a million users) using the old validation playbook. That experience still applies — but the execution has fundamentally changed. WHO THIS IS FOR A vibe coder who wants a clear, repeatable plan for launching new projects A founder who builds first and markets later (and wants to stop doing that) Someone preparing for a hackathon and wants to maximize their 48 hours A non-technical builder who needs an AI-native stack that won't create security surprises IN THIS EPISODE 00:00:00 – What if you only had 48 hours? 00:00:30 – The old validation playbook vs. vibe coding 00:02:09 – Y Combinator: 25% using AI for 95% of coding 00:03:05 – Stage 1: Lock the idea — problem, audience, solution 00:06:06 – Stage 2: Build the magic interaction 00:09:40 – Stage 3: Make first contact 00:13:11 – Stage 4: Build the MVP — database, auth, payments 00:17:00 – First do it, then do it right, then do it better 00:17:53 – Stage 5: Grow — organic, paid, or outreach 00:23:00 – Stage 6: The Build-Grow-Repeat loop 00:27:07 – Now it's your turn TOOLS & RESOURCES MENTIONED 🖥️ Cursor / Claude Code (AI code editors): https://cursor.com / https://anthropic.com ⚡ Next.js + Vercel (framework + hosting): https://vercel.com 🔐 Clerk (authentication): https://clerk.com 🗄️ Supabase (database): https://supabase.com 💳 Stripe (payments): https://stripe.com 📊 PostHog (analytics): https://posthog.com DEEP DIVE LINKS 📖 Full Article + Ship Plan Checklist: https://pirateskills.com/insights/pirate-launch-plan 🔧 The Vibe Coding Stack (referenced in video): https://pirateskills.com/insights/vibe-coding-stack 🏴‍☠️ Vibe Hackathon Cologne — Mar 20th: https://pirateskills.com/vibe-hackathon-cologne 🗓️ All upcoming events (free): https://pirateskills.com/events

    29 Min.
  2. The Vibe Marketing Stack That Grows

    9. MÄRZ

    The Vibe Marketing Stack That Grows

    What would it look like to run a full customer acquisition engine — content, ads, website, data, analytics, emails, and sales — without an agency, without a team, and without losing your mind? Turns out it's possible. Vibe marketing applies the same principle as vibe coding: AI does the heavy lifting, you steer with intent. After 12 weeks of building and running this system, every layer is connected, agent-driven, and working day and night. There's a live look at the full weekly content cascade, real attribution data from the Supabase user table, PostHog dashboards and A/B tests set up entirely by an AI agent, the Attio CRM pipeline reviewed daily by Christina (an OpenClaw assistant), and the stack configurator in the article that generates an AI discussion prompt for your own setup. This is not theory. It's a working system. WHO THIS IS FOR A founder who can ship products but freezes when it comes to growthA marketer ready to take their skills to the nth degree with AIA solo operator who wants leverage, not headcount IN THIS EPISODE 00:00:00 – What Vibe Marketing Is and Who It's For00:03:31 – Layer 1: Planning & Orchestration00:08:45 – Layer 2: Content Marketing00:31:01 – Layer 3: Ad Campaigns00:36:08 – Layer 4: Website00:39:16 – Layer 5: Data & Identity00:44:33 – Layer 6: Analytics & Optimization00:47:32 – Layer 7: Message Sequences00:51:20 – Layer 8: CRM & Sales00:54:25 – Stack Configurator & Closing CTA TOOLS & RESOURCES MENTIONED 🖥️ Cursor (AI IDE — orchestration hub): https://cursor.com🦾 OpenClaw (autonomous agent): https://openclaw.ai🖼️ Fal.ai (AI image + video generation): https://fal.ai🎬 Riverside (video recording + podcast): https://riverside.fm📅 GetLate (social scheduling with MCP): https://late.com📊 PostHog (analytics + A/B testing): https://posthog.com🗄️ Supabase (database + MCP): https://supabase.com📧 Resend (email + React Email templates): https://resend.com🏆 Attio (lightweight CRM with MCP): https://attio.com DEEP DIVE LINKS 📖 Full Article: https://pirateskills.com/insights/vibe-marketing-stack🗓️ All upcoming events (free): https://pirateskills.com/events💬 Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bensufiani/

    57 Min.
  3. AI for Muggles

    2. MÄRZ

    AI for Muggles

    What if learning AI felt less like a computer science lecture and more like getting your letter from Hogwarts? Turns out, building your own website with AI is the best way to experience the magic everyone's talking about — and the simplest place to start. No databases, no user accounts, no moving parts. Just images, text, and a layout that changes when you talk to it. This episode walks through the full journey: from a 5-minute taste using v0 (a chat-based builder) to the real setup with Cursor, GitHub, and Vercel — the tools that let you own what you build and keep going. Along the way, there's a live demo of building a pirate-themed wizarding shop, a hackathon landing page that shipped in two hours, real-time debugging, and the exact prompts you can copy and use yourself. The setup steps are a one-time thing. Once you push through them, you earn the magic wand — and everything after that is just talking to your website. WHO THIS IS FOR A non-technical founder who keeps hearing about AI but hasn't built anything yet Someone who's been meaning to make a personal website but never had the time A curious beginner who tried ChatGPT but wants to go further Anyone who wants to learn vibe coding without drowning in developer jargon IN THIS EPISODE 00:00:00 – Welcome to AI for Muggles 00:02:52 – Try the magic: build a website in 5 minutes with v0 00:11:32 – Why a website is the perfect first project 00:12:48 – Proof: a hackathon landing page in 2 hours 00:16:05 – The real way — vibe coding step by step 00:17:02 – Step 1: Set up Cursor, your AI code editor 00:24:03 – Step 2: Create your Next.js project 00:30:18 – Step 3: Build and customize your website 00:41:27 – Step 4: Save your work with Git and GitHub 00:56:57 – Step 5: Go live on Vercel 01:08:27 – Why the real way beats chat builders TOOLS & RESOURCES MENTIONED 🖥️ Cursor (AI code editor): https://cursor.com 🌐 v0 (chat-based website builder): https://zero.app 💜 Lovable (chat-based website builder): https://lovable.dev 🔵 Base44 (chat-based website builder): https://base44.com 📦 GitHub (code storage and collaboration): https://github.com 🚀 Vercel (website hosting): https://vercel.com ⚛️ Next.js (web framework): https://nextjs.org DEEP DIVE LINKS 📖 Full Article: https://pirateskills.com/insights/ai-for-muggles 🧪 Growth Lab — Mar 11: Free online session on growth marketing with AI: https://pirateskills.com/grow/lab 🏴‍☠️ Vibe Hackathon Cologne — Mar 20–22: Build a real product in one weekend with AI: https://pirateskills.com/vibe-hackathon-cologne 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7kFl0BJiOYih8yqQTRR9SN 🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/build-grow-repeat/id1870561487 🗓️ All upcoming events (free): https://pirateskills.com/events 💬 Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bensufiani/

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  4. Vibe Code Your Real Work

    23. FEB.

    Vibe Code Your Real Work

    Most founders use AI to build products. In this Captain’s Insight article, we show a different application: using vibe coding to automate the operational work behind your product — the repetitive setup, coordination, and admin that quietly consumes hours every week. The episode walks through how we at Pirate Skills rebuilt its internal event system: - 84 events planned for the year - Google Calendar + Zoom connected via API - Automated invitations, reminders, and follow-ups - A custom Event Prep dashboard showing what’s done and what’s missing What used to require ongoing manual coordination was reduced to half a day of setup — and will take roughly an hour next quarter. This isn’t about building a bigger product. It’s about removing friction from real work and letting internal tools compound. WHO THIS IS FOR - Founders who say: “I don’t have time to build with AI.” - Builders who picked their stack but still feel overwhelmed - Operators drowning in repetitive admin work - Anyone curious how to start vibe coding without going fully public IN THIS EPISODE 00:00:00 – Intro: vibe coding your real work 00:01:11 – “Where am I supposed to get the time?” 00:02:03 – The first internal tool that became a SaaS (Captain) 00:02:58 – The events problem (Christina + operational dependencies) 00:03:52 – The Event Prep dashboard concept 00:04:56 – “84 events” → why tooling beats doing it manually 00:05:46 – Why helper tools are insanely practical (the advantages) 00:09:15 – Giving AI access to Google Calendar + Zoom (API keys) 00:12:48 – The 3 questions to choose what to automate 00:14:59 – Build vs buy: “build for the gap” rule 00:22:21 – Compounding tools → your own operating system (“Ironman suit”) DEEP DIVE LINKS 📖 Read the full article (with Ship Plan & prompts): https://pirateskills.com/insights/vibe-code-your-real-work 🧪 Builder Lab — Monthly vibe coding workshop (next: March 18) https://pirateskills.com/build/lab 📈 Growth Lab — Monthly vibe marketing workshop (next: March 11) https://pirateskills.com/grow/lab 🏴‍☠️ Builder Forge — 6-week cohort (next: April 1st) https://pirateskills.com/build/forge 🎧 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/7kFl0BJiOYih8yqQTRR9SN?si=vS7cYQ3MTL6L2tFBlWZghw 🍎 Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/build-grow-repeat/id1870561487 🗓️ All upcoming events https://pirateskills.com/events 💬 Connect with me https://www.linkedin.com/in/bensufiani/

    24 Min.
  5. The Vibe Coding
Stack That Ships

    16. FEB.

    The Vibe Coding Stack That Ships

    What separates a vibe coder who ships week after week from someone who hits a wall after their first demo? The answer isn't talent or technical background — it's the stack. Most builders start with one-shot tools that feel magical at first, then run into limited debugging, no data ownership, and payment integrations that barely work. The stack that actually lets you ship real products is one where every layer compounds: each tool makes the others more powerful over time. This episode walks through all 7 layers live — from choosing your AI hub (Lovable vs. Cursor vs. Claude Code) to setting up payments with Stripe — making a real decision at each step. The interactive Stack Builder in the article lets you follow along and leave with a copy-paste blueprint you can hand to any AI and start building. Honest admission: this comes from a non-developer perspective. Experienced devs will spot simplifications — and that's fine. The goal is helping founders who don't come from a development background make confident tool decisions they won't regret. This is a real stack, building a real product, with real revenue. Not theory. WHO THIS IS FOR A founder who tried vibe coding tools but hit a wall of complexity Someone choosing between Lovable, Cursor, and Claude Code for their first real SaaS A non-developer who wants to understand the tech stack without the jargon A builder ready to move from demo to product with payments and auth IN THIS EPISODE 00:00:00 – The vibe coding stack that ships 00:00:25 – Why most vibe coders hit a wall 00:04:36 – What makes a stack compound 00:05:53 – The 7 layers explained 00:07:13 – Layer 1: Choosing your AI hub 00:08:28 – Quick take on AI models 00:13:36 – Layer 2: How your code ships to users 00:17:46 – Layer 3: Making your app look professional 00:20:01 – Layer 4: Where your data lives 00:21:45 – Layer 5: How users sign in 00:23:34 – Layer 6: Turning demos into businesses 00:25:06 – Layer 7: Operations — analytics, email, PM, automation TOOLS & RESOURCES MENTIONED 🖥️ Cursor (AI code editor): https://cursor.com 💬 Lovable (chat-based AI builder): https://lovable.dev 🤖 Claude Code (terminal AI tool): https://anthropic.com ⚡ Next.js + Vercel (framework + hosting): https://vercel.com 🎨 shadcn/ui (component library): https://ui.shadcn.com 🗄️ Supabase (database): https://supabase.com 🔐 Clerk (authentication): https://clerk.com 💳 Stripe (payments): https://stripe.com 📊 PostHog (analytics): https://posthog.com 📧 Resend (email): https://resend.com 📋 Linear (project management): https://linear.app ⚙️ n8n (automation): https://n8n.io DEEP DIVE LINKS 📖 Full Article + Interactive Stack Builder: https://pirateskills.com/insights/vibe-coding-stack 🧪 Builder Lab — Feb 18: Walk through the Stack Builder live, make decisions together, and leave with your stack ready to go: https://pirateskills.com/build/lab 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7kFl0BJiOYih8yqQTRR9SN 🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/build-grow-repeat/id1870561487 🗓️ All upcoming events (free): https://pirateskills.com/events 💬 Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bensufiani/

    33 Min.
  6. Meet Jarvis, My Vibe Manager

    9. FEB.

    Meet Jarvis, My Vibe Manager

    What happens when you move your business strategy, OKRs, and project management into your codebase — and let AI run it? The counterintuitive discovery that kept me organized, productive, and sane as a solo founder: your codebase is a better home for business context than Notion, Asana, or Google Docs. Once AI can read your strategy, goals, and bottlenecks without you re-explaining them, planning and execution merge into the same conversation. WHO THIS IS FOR A founder or builder drowning in scattered toolsTried Notion or Asana but still feel scatteredRunning a solo operation and need leverage, not overhead IN THIS EPISODE 00:00:00 – Meet Jarvis, my vibe manager00:01:10 – Why I moved my business out of Notion into code00:05:20 – What is "vibe management"?00:06:46 – The three layers: context brain, Cursor, Linear00:09:07 – Live demo: voice planning with Wispr Flow00:11:09 – AI executes a real task while I talk00:15:07 – Why Linear + MCP is the missing piece00:18:04 – Why vibe management feels therapeutic00:21:03 – Real example: Vibe Hackathon built in hours00:24:22 – The sycophancy question: will AI just agree?00:29:21 – The future: AI agents as teammates00:31:53 – Try the 7-Day Vibe Management Setup TOOLS & RESOURCES MENTIONED 🖥️ Cursor (AI code editor): https://cursor.com📋 Linear (project management): https://linear.app🎙️ Wispr Flow (voice-to-text): https://wispr.com🤖 Claude by Anthropic: https://anthropic.com🔌 Linear MCP for Cursor: https://linear.app/integrations/cursor📝 Cursor + Linear blog post: https://cursor.com/blog/linear DEEP DIVE LINKS 📖 Full Article: https://pirateskills.com/insights/vibe-management🧪 Growth Lab — Feb 11: Discuss this episode live with Ben, ask questions, and get help setting up your own vibe management system: https://pirateskills.com/grow/lab/2026-02-11🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7kFl0BJiOYih8yqQTRR9SN🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/build-grow-repeat/id1870561487🗓️ All upcoming events: https://pirateskills.com/events💬 Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bensufiani/

    33 Min.
  7. Message Testing with AI Creatives

    2. FEB.

    Message Testing with AI Creatives

    What does AI change about message testing and marketing decisions? In this episode, I walk you through how I use AI to turn message testing from a “nice-to-have” into a repeatable, data-driven system. As a growth marketer, I’ve always believed in testing — but like most teams, it often slipped to a B-priority because it took too long. AI changes that completely. What used to take weeks of creative work, coordination, and iteration can now be done in hours — if you structure it correctly. I break down my full end-to-end workflow, using a real campaign for Vibe Coding Cologne, including positioning, angle generation, AI creatives, Meta Ads experiments, and how to interpret the data without fooling yourself. This is not theory. It’s real spend, real numbers, and a few uncomfortable lessons where my own assumptions lost. We talk about: - Why most marketers get stuck on a “local maximum” in their messaging - How AI collapses the cost and speed of message testing - Using positioning frameworks (April Dunford) to generate better angles - Letting AI create options — and humans curate decisions - Image vs. video ads: what actually converted better - CTR vs. conversions and why deeper funnel signals matter more - Why your favorite message is often not the best one - How to kill losing messages early and double down on winners This episode is especially relevant if you’re: - A founder or operator doing your own growth - A marketer tired of guessing what should work - Running B2B or community-driven campaigns - Using AI and want leverage — not noise Timestamps 00:00:00 – Why message testing matters (and why we avoid it) 00:02:00 – The “local maximum” problem in marketing 00:05:10 – How AI changes the economics of testing 00:07:20 – Positioning before creatives (April Dunford framework) 00:11:10 – Adding pain points to strengthen AI outputs 00:13:30 – Defining the campaign and ideal customer profile 00:15:40 – Generating strong message angles with AI 00:18:50 – Creating AI image creatives fast 00:23:10 – Turning static images into video ads 00:26:20 – Building a reusable prompt & style library 00:30:00 – Structuring Meta Ads for message testing 00:34:30 – Budgets, ad sets, and what’s “enough” data 00:38:30 – CTR vs. conversion tracking 00:42:40 – Reading the first real results 00:47:20 – The surprising winner: community beats autonomy 00:52:30 – Images vs. videos: what actually converted 00:56:50 – Why Meta attribution is not the source of truth 01:01:40 – Verifying results in your own database 01:05:20 – What this taught me about my audience 01:08:50 – How to scale winners and kill losers 01:11:40 – Final advice: stop guessing, start testing LINKS 📖 Full Article: https://pirateskills.com/insights/message-testing 🧪 Join a free Growth or Builder Lab: https://pirateskills.com/events 💬 Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bensufiani/

    40 Min.
  8. Embracing AI at Your Own Pace

    29. JAN.

    Embracing AI at Your Own Pace

    What does AI actually change for non-technical operators? In this conversation, I’m joined by Anna Nadeina, Head of Growth at saas.group and host of the SaaS Unbound podcast. Anna has spent years working with founders and SaaS teams — without a technical background — and now sits front-row as AI reshapes how modern companies operate. We talk about: - How non-technical marketers and operators can really use AI - The moment AI stopped being a gimmick and became a daily work tool - Practical AI workflows in content, growth, and podcasting - Why tools like ChatGPT, Riverside, and Descript change leverage — not just speed - Where human judgment still matters (and always will) - What founders and operators should focus on now instead of chasing tools This episode is especially relevant if you’re: - A non-technical founder or operator - A growth marketer navigating AI tools - Building or operating SaaS products - Curious how AI fits into real workflows — not demos 00:00:00 – Intro & why this conversation matters 00:02:10 – Anna’s background: marketer, operator, non-technical by choice 00:05:00 – Working in a founder-heavy, technical SaaS world 00:08:10 – First real exposure to AI in everyday work 00:11:30 – When AI stopped being hype and became useful 00:15:00 – How non-technical operators actually learn AI 00:18:40 – AI workflows in growth, content, and marketing teams 00:22:30 – Podcasting with AI: tools, leverage, and quality 00:26:10 – What AI is good at vs. where humans still win 00:30:20 – Decision-making, taste, and judgment in an AI world 00:34:20 – How SaaS teams adopt AI without breaking workflows 00:38:10 – Advice for founders and operators right now 00:42:10 – What the next 1–2 years will demand from operators 00:44:30 – Final thoughts & wrap-up LINKS: 📖 Full Article: https://pirateskills.com/insights 🧪 Join a free Growth or Builder Lab: https://pirateskills.com/events 💬 Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bensufiani/ Follow Anna on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-nadeina/

    43 Min.
  9. 25. JAN.

    My First 365 Days of Vibe Coding

    What does it really look like to commit to vibe coding for a full year — as a non-developer founder who's spent most of his career on growth? In this episode, I walk you through my first 365 days of building real software with AI: the decision, the frustration, the turning points, the tools, the communities, and the systems that finally made it feel sustainable. This isn't a "watch me build" tutorial. It's the story behind the craft — and the lessons that can save you months if you're starting now. If you're a founder, operator, or senior professional who wants to ship real products without waiting for a CTO or agency, stop getting stuck in tool chaos and false starts, and build with evidence instead of hype — this episode is for you. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Story time: 365 days of vibe coding 00:42 Day zero + the decision to build 02:20 The dependency problem (why I had to learn this) 03:31 The challenge + first momentum 07:43 Q1: frustration → learning the fundamentals 11:06 My favorite learning resources (YouTube channels) 14:42 Tooling choices: V0 → Cursor (and why) 16:59 First product + first paying customers ("The Captain") 18:08 Q2: community + rebuilding Pirate Skills (Next.js) 22:15 MCP servers + the stack that changed everything 26:16 Q3: turning chaos into systems (Builder Codex) 29:16 Next projects + Forge origins (Signal Log) 31:25 Q4: growth again + codifying the system (Growth Codex) 32:41 The cost curve + how to think about AI spend 39:02 Switching to Claude Code (current experiment) 40:20 What I'd do differently + your next steps LINKS: 📖 Read the full article: https://pirateskills.com/insights/365-days-vibe-coding 🎬 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cg73bjjKo5w 🧪 Join a free Growth or Builder Lab: https://pirateskills.com/events 💬 Follow Ben on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/bensufiani — Build. Grow. Repeat. is the Pirate Skills podcast for founders, operators, and senior professionals learning to build and grow real products with AI. New episodes weekly.

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Build. Grow. Repeat. is the podcast for skilled professionals and early-stage founders who want to build a real product and grow predictable revenue — without hustle culture, or “get rich quick” fantasies. This show helps you close the gap between building a product with vibe coding and growing with growth marketing by treating them as one craft. Every episode is designed to give you something you can actually use: a clearer decision, a tighter customer journey, a better experiment, or a concrete next step you can run this week. What you’ll learn here: Build faster (without needing to know how to code): vibe code real software and offers quickly — and validate what matters before you over-invest. Grow calmly and predictably: positioning, funnels, pricing, and experiments that turn attention into revenue without persuasion theater. Run on signals, not just vibes: activation, retention, and product–market-fit indicators that tell you what to double down on — and what to stop. Use AI as leverage: vibe coding and AI-native workflows that speed you up while keeping human judgment in charge. Commit without gambling: how to choose one direction and test it through small, reversible bets that produce proof. You’ll get a mix of solo deep dives, builder interviews, and occasional teardowns of customer journeys and decisions that looked “logical” on paper — but fail in real life. About the host: I’m Ben Sufiani, founder of Pirate Skills. I’ve been building and growing products for over 15 years across startups, consulting, and hands-on growth work. Pirate Skills exists to help builders turn ideas into evidence — by shipping, learning, and repeating the loop until something holds. If you want to go deeper, check out Pirate Skills at pirateskills.com. Build. Grow. Repeat. Cheers, Ben