Hey makers, it's another Monday, another week to reach our goals, what's on your agenda for the week? Share what you are working on, and ask for feedback

Communication between people can be very difficult: someone will catch something wrong, someone is thinking something, so conflict situations occur. Can you share your life hacks of effective communication with colleagues/partners/clients so that there would be no misunderstandings and the work proceeds well.

Hi makers, I've been writing a lot for work recently and recently discovered an AI writing tool that's become part of my everyday work life. Made me curious! What are some tools you have discovered this year that you can't live without. Share your thoughts! :)

I am far from a shopaholic, but recently I realised that I spend too many hours on online shopping in order to buy ordinary casual clothes. So, I decided to create a smart shopping assistant which helps to buy branded clothes cheaply and save time.

Last 5 years my job was my hobby. And then I felt burning out emotionally. Thats why now I decided to do tennis, dancing and painting apart from work. I m wondering how much time is okay for that.

Hey all, recently I started learning the guitar, being a musician myself I've always had an interest in it, it's a steep learning curve coming from percussion and I'm wondering how do you set yourself up to learn a new skill effectively?

We all have moments where we go, "I wish I knew that when I was young", I know I have plenty *cough* buy bitcoin when I was 15 *cough*. What's yours?

After 2 years, we pivoted 3 times and it looks like we will pivot 1 more time. I think pivots are essential for startups to survive. What is your story? How many times did you pivot with your startups? P.S. Our product: https://www.bumpy.app

Would love to learn about what you're reading and listening to and why!

Here's the catch, though: if you think it's your product, please let us know that you're working on it! I'd love to learn about products that aren't necessarily yours, though, because we all hope our product is the next big thing, right?

Failure is one of the best educators and whilst it hurts at the start it can really set you up for success. What have you learned from failure?

Let me start! Advice: Start building your audience ASAP and #buildinpublic Why? By doing these, you get support, feedback, and even first customers. These are the core things for Indie and Solo entrepreneurs in the beginning!

My list: 1. Twitter community (#buildinpublic) 2. Polywork opportunities 3. Product Hunt discussions Do you have anything to add?