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by krmmalik 13y ago
I had thought about trying that since it would be fun, but I was too scared to try it in case I embarrassed myself, but as others (above) have mentioned - I need not be so self-conscious.
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by krmmalik 13y ago
You're right. I should try it. Thanks!
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by krmmalik 13y ago
Wow, great list. Thanks!
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by krmmalik 13y ago
I really like the idea of standing desks and have loved many of the other articles previously posted on this subject, too. I don't know what it's like for others but being a freelancer going from hot desk to hot desk, client to cl
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by krmmalik 13y ago
This is brilliant. I'm referring to the execution, the landing page, design, pricing model etc. One question, can bank accounts be linked for realtime importing or is it based on importing csv's only etc?
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by krmmalik 13y ago
Exactly. It's a rather arrogant for those in the West to presume they can know anything about this. They haven't the foggiest.
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by krmmalik 13y ago
That's called being True to yourself. Maturity has a very different definition in the East. A youngster who acted as if he was "true to himself" would be considered dis-obedient and maybe even a rebel. Would you say Prince Wi
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by krmmalik 13y ago
The blame does indeed lie closer than we think. That's exactly my point. The problem is that those that are within that region are not recognising this fact until much later in their lives compared to their Western Counterparts. Only
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by krmmalik 13y ago
I won't defend the quality of the article itself and rants are never a good thing, but Westerners are never really going to understand how crippling societal norms in the Indo-Pak region are. Maturity has differing definitions in the E
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by krmmalik 13y ago
In Hamilton's last season at Maclaren (when there car was very competitive), he said more than once "they're definitely doing something with that car". It's been stated more than once by more than one person that Al
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by krmmalik 13y ago
OK, Great. Do you have a mailing list or FB page for updates?
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by krmmalik 13y ago
Interesting. I had a look at your Start-Up. It looks very interesting, but I'm not a developer and would love to see something that could display my social contributions the way you're doing it for developers. Do you have anything
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by krmmalik 13y ago
What did it for me was a TED talk of Gladwell, a good few years ago. It was a talk about marketing and the point he wanted to make was that diversification (multiple lines of the same product) was the answer. I took it for granted at the ti
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by krmmalik 13y ago
Magnesium (amongst other important minerals and fatty acids). To relax the nervous system.
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by krmmalik 13y ago
I've had on and off problems with insomnia, but have finally come up with a pretty reliable method for overcoming it. Some of my methods were used by others as well. I think it's important to identify what's causing the insom
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by krmmalik 13y ago
Agreed. I'd love to read more about the Zappos case study. I'd love to see how they've solved some of the finer challenges of attempting a work environment like this. I can definitely see why it would work though.
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by krmmalik 13y ago
Here's the deck: http://www.haikudeck.com/p/BdYQODxkxD/good-manager-bad-manag... For the research you could try looking up the works of Patrick Lioncini, he also has a great book on the subject called "f
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by krmmalik 13y ago
The article is a little sparse, but great points. I put a Haiku Deck on something similar but from a Good Manager vs Bad Manager perspective in terms of what bad managers are doing that affects their ability to retain talent. I can link it
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by krmmalik 13y ago
Exactly what I've been saying for the past few months. It's just another fad.
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by krmmalik 13y ago
Hmm. My course is on Udemy (i didn't want to create my own platform). I've got over 1.5hrs of video content, worksheets, examples, quizzes and live workshops. I'm struggling to quantify the right amount to charge for it.
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by krmmalik 13y ago
Great advice Patrick. Thank you!
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by krmmalik 13y ago
Wowsers! Well, great food for thought, thanks.
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by krmmalik 13y ago
Yes, the brand value approach I understand. Thing is, I don't really want to upsell to events and I agree regards consulting not being scalable, but i have a dilemma regards pricing for my course. I guess I need to give it more thought
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by krmmalik 13y ago
What are your thoughts on say something like a video course? i.e giving it away for free and doing an upsell on consulting or stick to charging for the course?
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by krmmalik 13y ago
My experience has not been the same. I've written complete blog posts based on Twitter and Facebook status updates.
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by krmmalik 13y ago
Perhaps we differ on our definition of the term value. Twitter had to have some inherent value right from the get go otherwise it wouldn't have had the ability to capture users. Why would you sign-up to something if it didn't have
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by krmmalik 13y ago
Definitely market positioning is a key factor, but I think the "me, me, me" attitude is also a large part of it. Most start-up founders looking to "raise awareness" (as one start-up founder told me) are interested in get
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by krmmalik 13y ago
With Title III - does that mean anyone can invest, say outside of America?
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by krmmalik 13y ago
So I've skimmed maybe the top 10 comments on this thread and it seems everyone has gone off on a complete tangent. I'm seeing this more and more on HN. Maybe someone further down has covered the point but I'll say it anyway
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by krmmalik 13y ago
You've inspired me. Is there a place you know of in South France that is economical to live in where i could rent for a while. I've started my freelance career not so long ago so surviving on savings till i can build it up - but i

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