Shekhar Chandra

I list down the “next steps” for all ongoing tasks and pick the easiest one :D … this is obviously beside the usual prioritization of ongoing tasks based on impact and product roadmap.

From Impossible to Inevitable by Aaron Ross, Jason Lemkin helped me a lot.

I like the third one, clear value prop and no jargons. maybe drop the 'business' to make it smaller ? 🤔

Nice tool ! I am not the target audience for this product but playing with the calculator was really fun.

Discipline !

Nice collection. SVG for sure for my project.

CPU simulator in Python. An educational project not a commercial product or game per se.

I think and hope that the web3 and the token economy around it will enable more and more developers to contribute towards open source projects. The creator economy will incentivize individual developers to create an open and verifiable portfolio and monetize their time spent towards open projects. It will change the way companies hire, and candidates see career opportunities. What are your...

If there is no traction (including free users) at all from the MVP and few pivots then exit right away. If there is enough traction but free/trial to paid conversion is not happening then maybe stick to it and try a few iterations either from dev side or marketing side. In the end cash flow matters a lot, you can’t keep on running your operations on fumes. There is a personal tolerance for...

Internet access everywhere with similar speed. It will change a lot how we commute and live, IMO. Sounds like an easy or already solved problem but I believe it requires a breakthrough to actually make it happen.

only ginger tea can wake me up !

Hiking or any other physical activity that gets me away from a screen and internet connection.

Building in public helps a lot. You get to meet people in the same boat as you are and might get in touch with potential customers.

IMO you can truly focus on one product at a time. One can handle several side-projects or weekend hacks but they will be outside the full time work of that one main product (which most likely contains several projects in itself).

Taking a break. It is so easy to get sucked into long working hours when your are building something really interesting. Taking a break and tending to other hobbies or just chilling prevents burn out and actually increases the efficiency. At least in my experience.

reddit ! goes from news to meme real fast !!

Googles own search console and measure helps a lot as well. Use that as a base/foundation before using any other tool or technique. https://search.google.com/search-console/about https://web.dev/measure/

First thing I do is create a github repo. The though process goes into the readme and then I start from there.

something that is less addictive by design ?? but I'm not sure if that makes sense while talking about social media.