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I see nobody here suggesting you to be like this guy. None of the suggestions here were remotely similar to doing that. It seems to me your conflating things
by rmbyrro 3y ago
I see nobody here suggesting you to be like this guy.
None of the suggestions here were remotely similar to doing that.
It seems to me your conflating things and assuming that anything you don't do is being like this guy. There are probably things you're not doing that are clever and you might want to do.
If your product is good, solves a pain people have, and you really care about solving it, maybe consider reviewing your mindset around the things you currently don't do, if they would potentially help you solve this problem for more people.
- skwee357 3y agoYou know, the more I think about it, the more I start to feel like the entire “solves a pain”, is yet another myth. I don’t think there are problems left to solve. And the ones that are left, are not solved by people who promote themselves in twitter. I spoke with a friend today, he told me he used to be subscribed to ProductHunt daily newsletter. He unsubscribe recently, because he found out that it’s all the same. It’s yet another todo app, project management app, or whatever. So yeah, in an essence, marketing is shouting to the void until you fall on someone who needs a todo list RIGHT NOW. And you just happened to me there at the right time and the right place.
- rmbyrro 3y agoThat's fair enough for you to think like that. I see something totally different. I frequently discover new things that help me and make some part of my life better, easier, anything positive. And I see many people around me experiencing the same. For that reason, I don't see the world you see. I might be wrong. You might be wrong. Maybe both of us are partly wrong. Anyways, this mindset has helped me further in life and accomplish things I previously found impossible. For now, I'll stick to it. Best for you, I trust we both will find a path that makes us happy.