Jacopo Lai

I love constructive criticism. I make sure that I provide solution to the issues. It helps me to create a better product and be more grounded.

I always keep buffer time in finalizing the deadline of a task. It saves me from burn out and keeps things smooth. 😊

Hey Ekaterina, nice thought! I guess my startup journey has allowed me to appreciate life in general. It has helped me to learn the process of overcoming bad days and appreciating the good ones. I am more grateful now. 😊

It's very important to be original and genuinely interested in products and discussions. Also, PH seemingly favors profiles with a good streak.

I do spend some time off work thinking about nothing and just enjoying my company. When the mind becomes still, and nothing is expected an idea comes up. Just like that.

Less employees, more flexibility, less work hours, less in-office work.

Totally backing up the idea. By far, Notion is the best task management tool I have used. The platform is well suited for developers too. It's really good to know Notion is helping you manage your work life better.

Thanks a lot for the tips. I am not a soloprenuer but all of these points can be used in startups too. I believe that planned smart work is way better than unplanned hard work. What do you think?

A paid newsletter would be complementing a special product. It cannot be sold on its own. I personally don't invest in them though.

For me Grammarly Google Calendar Loom

I'm not into excessive reading but "12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos" by Jordan B. Peterson is the most powerful book I've ever read. It has helped me create a better professional and personal vision for life.

You can learn a new skill in 15 minutes from a world-renowned expert on your mobile.

Wow! That's great research. You answered on of my biggest queries. Thanks a lot. The per hour module looks exactly what's happening.

First of all, people on product hunt are part of a community that believes in innovation and professional growth. So, we find people who can help us grow, which my friend is not what FB, IG or any other platform might be offering.

With new tools, I like to explore the space without much active supervision. For me, it's a new experience and should be fun, even for something as simple as Notion. If I'm comfortable then I use it but it in any other case, I don't give a second thought

Social media would become more and more of a marketplace. But eventually, the world will demand for a market free, advertisement free, sales free space.

Hey Gavin, how does web3 impacts the space of online learning?

Slack - For team discussions Canva - For instant designs Notion - To assign tasks to developers

Honestly! Free products Compensation and a lot of goodwill.