NadaAldahleh

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The Problem with To-Do Lists(workawesome.com)
2 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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Discipline is overrated, let’s be unpredictable(sandglaz.com)
2 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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by NadaAldahleh 15y ago
Too many comments here are a re-phrase of "learn from your failure" quote. I hate to sound too negative here, but people learn from their success a whole lot than they learn from their failure. It sounds like something we just tell ourselve
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by NadaAldahleh 15y ago
Thanks for your reply! I updated my question to include why the user experience will be compromised in my case.
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Ask HN: To keep or not to keep a paypal checkout option?
4 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|6 comments
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Get Paid for Referring Sandglaz(sandglaz.com)
1 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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How To Build Your Business in 30 Minutes (at a time)(sandglaz.com)
5 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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by NadaAldahleh 15y ago
Sandglaz: http://www.sandglaz.com I'm the Co-Founder and we use it ourselves internally as well. It's a freemium model (so there is a free version and a paid version). The paid version is 50% off until end of January.
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by NadaAldahleh 15y ago
their site and APIs say nothing about recurring payments. I don't think they support it.
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by NadaAldahleh 15y ago
looks like it has all the requirements. I'll dig in deeper and see. thanks.
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by NadaAldahleh 15y ago
It's not my clients are canadian, it's my company is canadian and Beanstream does not work with non-US. I'll take a look at chargify though :)
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by NadaAldahleh 15y ago
PayPal standard is not, but PayPal Pro is. With Pro, the user doesn't need a Paypal account, would never get redirected to paypal site, and their credit card doesn't show paypal.
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by NadaAldahleh 15y ago
Stripe looks good, but its not available for canadian companies. Dwolla doesn't seem to have a way to do invisible recurring payments.
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Ask HN: What is a good alternative to PayPal?
77 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|46 comments
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25% of New Year's Resolutions are already broken - How to keep yours(sandglaz.com)
1 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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Software Development and The Eisenhower Matrix(sandglaz.com)
1 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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Rules that have no reason are just obstacles(sandglaz.com)
1 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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Startups - Embracing Multiple Hats(sandglaz.com)
1 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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Open-sourcing a Rails newsletter engine(sandglaz.com)
3 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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Removing the Guess Work from Online Marketing(famousbloggers.net)
2 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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Twitter-ish task delegation, tagging and filtering(sandglaz.com)
1 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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Startups: How to Iterate Faster(technorati.com)
3 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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More task auto-management goodness(sandglaz.com)
1 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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Agile planning: Your estimates suck(sandglaz.com)
2 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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Todo Lists + Calendars < Sandglaz Infinity(sandglaz.com)
2 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments
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Task Management for Startups and Entrepreneurs(youtu.be)
2 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|1 comments
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by NadaAldahleh 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback :)
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by NadaAldahleh 15y ago
Thanks so much for the feedback. About the matrix, separating the important from the urgent is a learnt skill and probably doesn't come naturally like you said :) Here's the background: http://sandglaz.com/blog_posts/3-The-Urgent-Importan
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Review my Startup - Sandglaz
2 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|4 comments
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The art of product backlog prioritization: How we manage our backlog(sandglaz.com)
1 points by NadaAldahleh 15y ago|0 comments

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