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    The product design spectrum: crowdsourcing, user research, and the myopic approach

    In product design, there's a critical difference between crowdsourcing ideas and feedback, and user research.

    Learning is an infinite game

    As a founder, you're going to need to learn new skills quickly and efficiently. Keeping your skill for learning sharp is a critical skill, and should can be practiced like any other skill.

    3 Ways to use Annual Pricing to your advantage

    Annual pricing is a great way to increase your revenue and decrease your churn. Here are 3 ways to use annual pricing to your advantage.

    The Decoy Effect: More options for an easier choice

    The Decoy Effect is a cognitive bias that causes people to have a strong preference between two options, when presented with a third option that is inferior to one of the original options.

    There's no right way to do it

    Building products comes with a sisyphean paradox: The blessing is that there are so many ways to do it. The curse is that there are so many ways to do it.

    Chase your interests to build something useful

    Explore the power of hyperfixation on the internet, from tech enthusiasts diving deep into topics to engineers creating innovative solutions. Discover how curiosity can lead to expertise and groundbreaking tools.

    Your resume sucks. Here's how to fix it.

    A guide to writing a resume that doesn't suck, from a hiring manager's perspective.

    Do this with Your Product Waitlist: A Guide for Indiehackers and Startup Founders

    Learn strategies to leverage your product waitlist for sustainable growth. Ideal for indiehackers and startup founders, this guide offers actionable tips to convert initial interest into paying customers.

    Breaking the cycle: Data-driven product descisions

    Learn how to escape common product development pitfalls using data-driven decisions. Read how Craftwork used analytics to optimize their user experience.

    Reverse DevRel: The core engineering skill you've been missing

    DevRel is a core engineering skill that is often overlooked. By turning the DevRel model on its head, we can use it to build better products and better teammates.

    Continuous self improvement and the morning ritual

    Reflecting on my morning ritual, journaling for clarity, and podcasts for your morning walk

    My startup got into Y Combinator

    Well, our startup did - Craftwork is a tech-connected home painting company that is making it easier for homeowners to get their homes painted.

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