Krishnaswamy Anand Ganesh

Simple planning tools like excel are very helpful

The Hard thing about Hard things

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Interesting product! much needed innovation in the consumer research space

Giving people a purpose and a shot to be recognised by contributing more towards achieving that purpose

Youtube - because of short videos, diverse perspectives on the same topic, comments that let us know what to expect from other fellow Youtubers and free

1) Break the current users into cohorts of similar characteristics. For eg office goer, part-time writer, housemaker and so on 2). Identify why are they using the app ie use-cases 3) After steps 1 and 2 , you'll get a map of user cohorts and use cases 4) Now you can create a 'possible universe' based on which cohorts and use-cases that have the highest density and alignment to your vision 5)...

Looks great!

I personally think that streaks are valuable when they have a validation attached to them. For instance, members of a support groups forming streak, or showcasing streaks publically to get validation and hold self-accountable. Otherwise, momentum's a good way to jolt into action

Picking one task at a time and not shifting till it's done. If I abandon it due a blocker then it goes to the back of the list and gets picked in FIFO @neeraj_kumar_n - your views?

I have faced the same issue in my startups. We've always found that a committed/ paying customer has much more to share than anyone else. We went after getting customer first and then building with them. @neeraj_kumar_n - your views?

Changing customer payment preferences are a major issue

Take away all tasks that need to be done and just pick and focus on 1 @sanchith_hegde - suggestions ?

We talked to folks using the current solutions available in the market to understand what's missing and we found a BIG gap @manoj_radhakrishnan1 @neeraj_kumar_n - your views?

This is amazing. The future is 'Open'

I have been using this product for quite a while now. It is handy in taking notes and organising to-do lists right on the browser. Key features I really liked: * No fancy features. Just plain old note taking * No signups required * Nothing is stored on the server and therefore no risk of information getting stolen * Free to use

But aren't upvotes also functioning as downvotes. By comparing upvotes of two different products/ discussions. It easy to get a sense of which is liked more / is popular. In fact having a clear downvote button helps get a market sense of how many people like vs don't like. People launch product for feedback and not solace or compliments.

- While collaborating remotely, videos should be on to ensure everyone is engaged. - Online collaborations should be of smaller duration.