Nidal

Think Aquaman, but computers instead of fish, and technology instead of ocean. Technoman :D

This might sound ... weird. But I listen to my heart (or body). I do the most important things in my most productive 2 hours of the day (when I have most of my energy and focus. Usually ~9am to 11am). I don't care to do more, as long as i'm consistent enough. I don't take weekends. Instread, I take off days when I wake and feel like it's one of those days when I cba to do a single thing. But in...

You don't ... not for sure. The standard solution to this is to *launch* an MVP, and use that to *estimate* viability.

Part of the job. The occasional break is sufficiant.

One hard truth I learned as a solo nobody in the space is that launching is like hitting the switch to turn on the lights. But the lights won't turn on once you hit the switch. Even tho you spend months waiting to hit the f*in switch. So you keep hitting the switch over and over, investigate the wires, the lamp, hit the switch more .. the light starts to turn on a bit ... might fade away ... so...

I got a bunch of very nice ones packaged in a pretty black book with the word "Rework" written on the cover.

IMO Depends on who you are and how you present yourself. For some it creates an advantage, for others its a disadvantage. But in general I don't think its neccessary. I've read books and watched YouTube videos of people I've never seen. It lets me generate their persona in my head (which is usually better than irl lol). Just don't underrate text and voice compared to picture.

Your question sounds too important to be answered based on what few people think (small sample size). I'd try to find if someone made a study about it. And then consider your target audiance. That said, the 12 hour clock usually takes less congintive effort for me to decypher, aside from rare occasions. The 24 one becomes more cryptic from 14:00 to 22:00.

I prefer the idea of a public facing demo version that's not connected to the database. Like a sandbox dummy version that anyone can play with to get a feel for what the app is. But this method might not work for every type of SaaS product.

Not to be "that guy", but i despise none of the things in the poll. I quite enjoy them all XD ... I do despise being forced to network and sell my product cause otherwise all of my hardwork brought me 0$ XD

My spike was about 15 people. But I did nothing other than listing my site on producthunt.

Love it! ... only feedback i got is the link areas being weird. Sometimes my cursor changes shapes inside the button, sometimes outside ... which is a bit confusing to me. Other than that looks great to me!

19 to 35 y/o ... 1-2 family size ... Millenial/Genz ... Low Income ... Student/Self-employed/Entry job ... Highshcool/Uni education ... Middle class .... has a lot of different things that need to be done ... gets stressed out easly when facing a complex thing that needs to be done (something composed of many parts/steps) ... Loves using lists/cards to organize things. Uses bins to organize...

"Thinking, Fast and Slow" ... Not specific to *user* psychology but i think it's relevant.

I would also contact any ngo's / businesses in those regions that might be willing to sponsor you.

Na i'd still be working on my own products. Money is important to me to have a comfy life but i also want to make a product that actually helps people. If the first condition is satisfied i'd still be working on the second.

knowing someone who knows someone who needs some design/editing work who's willing to refer them to you.

A way to count protain/fiber/fat in my meals via a process i'd actually want to use daily. Most use long and boring forms that i might use once and abandon the first day.

League of legends (10% cause i like it, 90% addiction)