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The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz Shoe Dog by Phil Knight Made In America by Sam Walton Lean Startup by Eric Ries The Messy Middle by Scott Belsky

Personally as someone who loves music but has zero musical ability, I'm looking forward to this. I'd love a tool that enables me to create music I like, for myself. It's simply a new creative playground. Will it change things in the music industry? Probably. But ultimately I think that great talent, skill, creativity, and the people involved in the production of the song will still matter more...

Does this also work with Google Calendar?

Nice! Would be great to have a simple export option (or copy paste all)

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For a non-technical founder, what do you think are some paths to building an online business on a shoestring these days? Do you see any interesting opportunities at the intersection of niche content + commerce? Any particular channels where there's still opportunity for solopreneurs?

I think it will transform to become "so good you can't ignore it", to paraphrase Steve Martin. It will shift from being annoying to being addictive. If you look how marketing was done 30 years ago: it was mostly annoying interruptions. (Think TV ads.) Nowadays, a lot of advertising is actually pretty engaging. IG ads that use compelling storytelling and curiosity hooks, lead magnets that give...

I don't think AI will replace digital marketers if that's what your question is pointing at. AI will make a lot of digital marketing jobs obsolete, but those marketers that embrace AI and learn how to use it effectively in their marketing efforts will win big.

Working on things I love, so it doesn't feel like work to me.

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant - What I Talk About When I Talk About Running by Haruki Murakami Murakami is one of Japan's most successful contemporary authors, and also happens to have translated The Great Gatsby—a book which he absolutely loves—into Japanese. Here's what he wrote about it: "Gatsby really is an outstanding novel. I never get tired of it, no matter how many times I read it....

I get up very early (between 4 or 5am) and start working on my side venture. I don't eat breakfast (not because I'm a mad hustler, but because I've been doing intermittent fasting for a while anyway, and found that skipping breakfast actually is good for me). This gives me a solid 3-4 hours per weekday, which I think is actually more than enough. My biggest challenge is not so much finding...

This looks great! I noticed one of the reviews in the app store stating that AI Picasso can only generate 512 x 512 pixel images. Is this correct? If not, can you clarify what image size is supported, and also if non-square images (e.g. 16:9 format) can be generated? Either way, the ability to fill areas with a prompt in an image looks fantastic!

That's a great question to ask, love the answers here. For me, it's writing every morning for 30 minutes. I'm already doing morning pages, but I also want to have a habit of writing 30 minutes of "publishable" content in the morning before I do anything else. Been doing this for a few days now and loving it so far. I set an alarm in my phone to notify me at the right time, and another when the...

I'm having trouble downloading this. I signed up for a account, confirmed, and went back to the landing page. No download. Hit refresh. No download. Clicked on the "Login or Signup" button and it took me to the dashboard with a notification "You are already signed in." Opened the ebook landing page again, still no download. Clicked on the chatbot, nothing that shows me where to download. I'm...

Mind. Blown. Both the English "speed talking" and the "accent" examples clearly show that AI is better at recognizing what is said than I am, and let's not even go to Korean and French. This is amazing!

For me personally, it's one I wouldn't recommend anymore, but at the time when I got my hands on it, it was a total life-changer: Awaken The Giant Within by Tony Robbins. (I cringe a bit when I write this.) I think there's much better books if you want to change your life, but the truth is, at the time when the book fell into my hands, I found the life lessons I needed most urgently in there.

Twitter, mostly because I find that for the topics I'm interested in, they typically have the best experts on their. I'm using social media mostly to learn / stay up to date, and for that purpose Twitter is great.

Awesome! Already replaced [old, legacy scheduling tool] ;)

Musashi by Eiji Yoshikawa.

Really awesome! One thing that would be cool is the ability to browse more AI prompts based on a given favorite. E.g. when I'm on an individual prompt page, viewing a particular piece of AI art, to have a button that says "View related/similar prompts".