Eugene Sanders

There's a lot of AI products coming out these days. I think this product can help analyze these products.

"Zero to One" by Peter Thiel. Got me thinking about creating value, not just running the startup rat race.

Usually, I stick to a routine and break the workload into smaller tasks.

The key is diversification. A portion is invested in bonds, another portion is split between equities and businesses found on websites like AngelList.

Well, a year ago I didn't have insights into the nuances of the global response to the pandemic, the evolution of remote work cultures, or the rapid growth of decentralized finance (DeFi).

Yes, ChatGPT has been a game-changer, especially for customer service and support. It's able to handle repetitive queries, freeing up human resources for more complex tasks.

Depends on your network and the product. Getting a big-name Hunter could give you a visibility boost, but it's no guarantee of success. A self-launch? It's more work, but you control the narrative. Keep in mind that no matter the route, your product has to rock.

For me, it has to be adaptation and communication. A startup's team dynamics can make or ruin it.

Definitely "Indie Hackers" podcast by Courtland Allen. Full of real insights from solo founders who've been there, done that. Kinda like the masters' class, minus the jargon.

Podcasts are my jam!

Awaiting your launch with anticipation!

Any start-up, in my opinion, would have a tremendous chance on Producthunt.

This one by Reid Hoffman always gets me: "An entrepreneur is someone who jumps off a cliff and builds a plane on the way down.

Have a amazing week everyone !

I'm a big fan of unwinding with a good book or a podcast. Nothing beats losing yourself in a great story or learning something new. A bit of exercise also works wonders - a quick jog or some yoga. And of course, spending quality time with loved ones or simply enjoying some quiet alone time can do the trick. Remember, relaxation is personal, find what works for you!

In the workflow automation space, the challenge is making the tech accessible to non-tech folks. And then there's the question of integration - it's a pain when tools don't play nice.

Accepting that failure is part of the process. Pivoting, learning, iterating - that's key. Client's experience on handling obstacles could also provide valuable insights.

Swimming helps me relax.

Work-life balance is a tricky one. Here's what works for me: Prioritize: Figure out what's important. Can't do everything. Set boundaries: Know when to switch off work mode. Time management: Block out time for work, rest, and play. Try something like the Pomodoro Technique. Delegation: If you have a team, trust them to take some load off you. Exercise and downtime: Keeps the mind and body...

Wish you all the best @shaur_ul_asar already upvoted !