qvikr

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by qvikr 10y ago
I was wondering why nobody had mentioned Chargebee here yet. If you're building a subscription business, I'd say this is the way to go. Unless you want to worry about managing recurring billings, maintaining legacy pricing tiers e
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by qvikr 11y ago
THIS exactly. It's surprising how we're trying to place "genius" and "social/ extrovertism/charisma" as two ends of the same scale.
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by qvikr 11y ago
wow.. that article reads exactly the way you'd expect Gladwell to write. Guess we have a heir now!
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by qvikr 11y ago
I understand the feeling when a competitor pretty much photocopies what you did and tries to claim credit... But aren't we taking the whole ripping off thing a bit more personal than we should? After all, most businesses are copies wit
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What it feels like when a competitor utterly rips off your entire company(medium.com)
2 points by qvikr 11y ago|2 comments
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by qvikr 11y ago
I've had to struggle with procrastination since highschool (now 10+ yrs in the workforce). A couple of things I've noticed about myself and the teams I've worked with: - We always find time to do things we love doing. So the
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by qvikr 11y ago
I'd have to agree. To add to your points though, I like to think of Ideas and Execution lying in a spectrum between Genius and Obvious. You can take an obvious idea (a social network to connect friends circa 2004), add genius execution
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Finally a project tool that's easy, and yet powerful to build a creative project(oddopinions.com)
2 points by qvikr 11y ago|0 comments
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by qvikr 11y ago
I've been using tenreads on the web for almost 6 months now - great way to get my morning news fix. Only complaint is sometimes the articles don't pick up the best cover image... Hope it's fixed with the iOS update.
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Because every entrepreneur must learn to cook(medium.com)
1 points by qvikr 11y ago|0 comments
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Project planning that combines the efficiency of Evernote+Wunderlist(maqtoob.com)
1 points by qvikr 11y ago|0 comments
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by qvikr 11y ago
I think PH as a community has grown - with more users, visibility and products added every day. And that means the only way to keep the community clean is by putting up some walls. When you throw a few hundred great products, their makers,
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Laura Scudder: The greatest woman entrepreneur who gave us the joy of chips(blog.germ.io)
1 points by qvikr 12y ago|0 comments
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Why your billion dollar idea is worth nothing(blog.germ.io)
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The idea that literally wrote history(blog.germ.io)
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7 ways to sell your great idea to users, investors and your team(blog.germ.io)
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by qvikr 12y ago
Your definition of "good" and "bad" is probably off tangent. As a manager, you take up a new role of being the "coach". It's your job to help your team play at the best performance they possibly can. Letti
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How to make your ideas seem more persuasive(blog.germ.io)
1 points by qvikr 12y ago|2 comments
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How this startup got from Crickets Chirping to 60 server RPM(linkedin.com)
1 points by qvikr 12y ago|0 comments
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Germ.io: a simple tool that lets you structure your ideas(producthunt.com)
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How we used our idea-management app to build our idea-management app(blog.germ.io)
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How important is the "idea" part of your startup?(blog.germ.io)
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How germ.io uses germ.io to build germ.io (dogfood: level 99)(blog.germ.io)
2 points by qvikr 12y ago|0 comments
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Going with the flow of ideas(youtube.com)
1 points by qvikr 12y ago|1 comments
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Project Management that focusses on Ideas instead of Tasks(blog.germ.io)
2 points by qvikr 12y ago|0 comments
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by qvikr 12y ago
That's what we're building with our startup germ.io [ http://germ.io ] - as a product to help you log your ideas, evolve them with more detailed sub-ideas, and move them through incubation to execution. Why? I think the
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by qvikr 13y ago
We first spoke to prospective users about germ.io and everyone "felt" the problem (managing ideas and building on them till they get to execution) - but they thought it was too big a problem to be solved through software. But at t
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Germ.io launches Omega to get ideas to reality. But WTF is an Omega?(blog.germ.io)
1 points by qvikr 13y ago|0 comments
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by qvikr 13y ago
depends... if you want to raise capital that's one less rockstar to look for. if you're kicking up the next big disruptive startup that's one more guy you should look out for..
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by qvikr 13y ago
You don't choose your inspiration moment. Rather, it chooses you (ref: http://blog.germ.io/how-to-get-from-ideas-to-execution/ ). Our man had to get out of his problem and think about something totally different t

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