Sherzod Khoshimov

1. Set realistic and attainable goals for yourself on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis. 2. Prioritize self-care by taking regular breaks, getting enough sleep, and engaging in physical activity. 3. Create a schedule or routine to help structure your day and maintain a sense of normalcy. 4. Practice time management techniques such as the Pomodoro Technique or the Eisenhower Matrix to stay...

The hype will die down as people become more familiar with the technology and its limitations. Additionally, as the hype dies down, people will focus on the real-world impact and usage of AI

Hi everyone! I was tired by the low quality of all the "free" resume builders out there. 1) They are not fit for tech jobs 2) They are never free: they either ask you to pay to save your resume or pay to remove watermarks We created a resume builder that allows you to create a nice resume, tailored for tech jobs. You can also use it to directly apply to multiple vacancies on our platform. Since...

Early morning, right after I wake up. That way I can fully focus on tasks without being interrupted

Pen and paper! I tried all sorts of digital tools to keep track of time. However, I realized that the mere process of opening those applications took my attention away and lead to further distraction. Now I use a good old diary and pen to keep track of my time, write down my thoughts and plan things out

Talk to your users and listen to them! A lot of startups seem to ignore the fact that they should be solving a real problem, not some abstract one. If you have users talk to them and try to listen to what they are saying. Ask why they are using your product, and what about your product they dislike the most. Don't use these interview to validate your idea, use them to listen to what your users...

1. Launch the mobile application for https://oneapp.ly/ 2. Get my first paying customer 3. Double the user number in September 4. Make my first hires 5. Connect with more people on Product Hunt) 6. Ship upgraded version of the MVP based on the feedback from the PH community

I always used to read a lot of books on startups. However, now that I am working on a startup full-time, I mostly read non-fiction. It helps me to distract myself from all the work and shift my focus. Although it is helpful to learn about building a startup, it is also very important to let your mind relax and think about other things in life. This really helps me to prevent burnout)