Brandon Kindred

I use daily and weekly tasks, then I measure productivity by the number of tasks that I completed. I also make a point of no more than 3 tasks make each list(daily/weekly). This way I'm not putting unrealistic pressure on myself

Everyone here has some great suggestions, but I think your best bet is to leverage the fact that you're at Harvard, start local. Harvard and MIT both have a ton of aspiring entrepreneurs, as well as entrepreneur programs. You should be able to find Harvard's entrepreneur program fairly easily. Go ask the people that run the program if they know anyone that would be a great technical cofounder....

My first though on this is oh hell ya. I always have like 50 tabs open because I'm constantly context switching between different tasks and remembering which content I'm trying to keep in different windows is apparently impossible. Definitely going to give this a try!

This is a really cool concept! Always wanted a better way to connect with and help people trying to grow in my areas of expertise.