aaron32311

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by aaron32311 6y ago
Asking since I’m working on something in this space.. Why tailwind and say not Bootstrap? And can you elaborate on the text heavy pages?
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by aaron32311 6y ago
>> A tendency to deflect compliments that springs from true humility can turn into doubt. Love this bit. I heard James Clear of Atomic Habits say something similar. Every action you do is a vote for yourself and the identity you want.
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by aaron32311 6y ago
I think these walled gardens show how important distribution is. Everyone complaints about record labels but artists are still signing onto deals. With some talent and the right amount of luck (discoverability), unheard of people can float
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by aaron32311 6y ago
Anecdotally I got some great recommendations to gym equipment on Twitter. I tweeted what was best for small space living and got great responses immediately.
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by aaron32311 6y ago
I joined 4 months ago. And if you pick the right accounts to follow, there’s tremendous value, people that provide great mentorship and potential customers. It definitely helps you take advantage of opportunities as well.
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by aaron32311 6y ago
They’ve got low overhead costs. One or two sales a year (in a popular Western metropolitan) can cover their COL.
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by aaron32311 6y ago
I found it hard too. Here’s what I did: 1. Start by making notes on your favourite podcast episode or book. 2. Use the notes as an outline. 3. Then expand with your own personal stories. Search for PG and Seth Godin “on writing”. I found th
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by aaron32311 6y ago
> And I was too tired to do promoting stuff. It’s real. the tired feeling is real. You’ve created immense value. Now, publicly document all of your creations. Imagine an auditorium full of people focused on your every word as you talk ab
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386BSD(en.wikipedia.org)
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Community, Building, Tools(yen.fm)
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by aaron32311 6y ago
Not the op, but there is a public playground here [1] that may help evaluate the app. https://www.workflowy.com/online-notepad/ FWIW, it takes some getting used to, but redeems itself as quite powerful once you get the
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by aaron32311 6y ago
my 0.02 - We can abstract this advice beyond stack overflow et al. And apply this advice in the offline world (e.g. workplace). tl;dr - Be resourceful (explain what have you tried? What are your expected vs. actual results?) - Say what (not
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by aaron32311 6y ago
> Your Robin should be more passionate about your idea than you are – or at least come a close second. Sound advice. Hiring an employee can be time-consuming, costly and quite risky. Besides a litmus test, what can we ask to dig into cap
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by aaron32311 6y ago
FYI, it's more content related. Patio talks about it a bit more on Twitter [1] and on in this article [2]. Here is a tl;dr: - Avoid dates on your content. - Avoid templates, like stock imagery. - Avoid commoditized labels (such as call
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Patio11's friendcatchers – demonstrate value to turn friends into leads(swyx.io)
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