Emma Phượng Nguyễn

Yes, Facebook and Twitter to refine our audience and understand of buyer persona.

I will hide all the likes if there is such a feature (now it's only applicable to each post)

I have not used May Day yet -- but Calendarly is awesome. It points to the pain I have with a very smooth UX.

I wrote blog and got the a paid subscription via Substack.

Trello - it was my holy tool to manage everything with Kaban and Agile.

Yes, you can - with good music, high speed internet, quiet space, 20-25 oC and a computer. Everything is possible.

I would re-frame this by saying how to identify a pain point that you customer are delight to pay for your solution rather the original question. It would reshape a focus on the right direction and help you build faster.

Co-founder/ Important people breakup. When I know somebody for years and think that we can be business partners, it turns out that it is all illusion. I would be brutally honest to myself as a solo founder rather having fancy people on board.

Just do it. Social Media. Landing page. A blog post. A status/ tweet. A cold email. A super small test that I help refine that knowledge.

The art of thinking clearly of Rolf Dobelli with 99 examples of cognitive bias. Good for a short commute or on airplane.

Continue with MVPs and stay focus on ARR for series A. You only have 12-18 months to get tasks done. Everything that makes progress only counts. The rest is un-important. Take care!

My Monday day is similar to everyday. I am trying to train myself with daily habits. Sometimes, I takes off a little bit.

A brilliant idea that captures a unique dynamic of San Francisco in one button. Congrats Shun and theRemoteHour team!!!

Talk, build, test -- such a virtuous cycle. Whether you like it or not, still have to get things done. I feel this super helpful to significant counts - just enough to kick my ass to the next level when the energy is so low. Highly recommend for any hacker!!!