Brian Femminella

Not only is this product different in such a saturated market, it’s engaging and unique. Sometimes products around dating give us stress, but this brings some laughter into my day. Bravo to the entire team on such a powerful product!!!

@maksymkuchur a huge congrats on the launch! I really like the ability to plan different moodboards and expand my workspace. As a startup founder, sometimes organization is very difficult when we have a bunch of different tabs open. I find that not only is your software flexible and easy to use, but it also keeps everything in one place and that is something we don't see a lot in the market....

We built SoundMind because we recognized a global problem: access to mental health care. As members of the military, LGBTQ+, and AAPI communities, we quickly realized the wide access gap for those who experience and live with trauma, anxiety, and PTSD. On average, 112.8M Americans with trauma and anxiety have difficulty managing their symptoms. So, we sought out research-based software to help...

I work at a startup because I care about our mission. A group of people, who all care about the same thing, who most likely take a pay-cut and risk a lot of their personal lives and time, are more driven than you could ever imagine. My favorite part has to be the people, startups are all about testing YOURSELF and how you learn to adapt. If you asked me 2 years ago what Product Market Fit was,...

I have to tell you Sveta, this is a powerful question. I would tell myself, "it's not going to go to plan, ever, but the way you react and respond is what makes you cut out to be at a startup." Thanks for this thread, appreciate it.

this is an incredible product. as a founder, this is a really intuitive app that will serve a lot of people. congrats here!

1. it doesn't mean you should give up, as there is a lesson in all that you do. 2. how sometimes your passion can force you into this "tunnel vision" mindset, which could ultimately leave you unaware of what the customers are saying. You have to reflect on what is needed vs. what you would ideally want, that is one big thing I have learned. 3. Pick your head up, it's ok.