Sreekanth NP

Canva, Ahrefs, GA, ChatGPT/Gemini, Apollo.

Question is, whose working hours? With distributed teams, it's not so clear if one says only working hours. For me, it doesn't matter. Send me a message anytime, I'll check only when I'm working or once during weekends. If emergency, call. But it has to be an emergency, like "start/stop this now, or we lose a ton of money or get sued".

PH Discussions needs downvote button.

"Let's connect on XYZ".

I'd be sad about having to work on Saturday to make up for the lost day and having my weekend ruined. :( If data blackout on Saturday, then no issue, won't affect me anyway.

Nope. Every time management technique, productivity app etc. I have tried, just takes more time to manage than I'd like. They become counterproductive. At the end, just blocking time on calendar is fast & enough. If some task is super important, then I might set a phone alarm too. But those are very rare.

Watching some educational content to warm up for work.

I think that'd take something like Adobe Premiere Pro (or Davinci Resolve - a good free alternative). Steep learning curve though. They've probably used multiple softwares to get the final result. Canva would be much easier to do, but you won't be able to get all the effects you want. I'm not a designer, so take it with a grain of salt.

VeePN, nightTab

Not so much. Choosing a font that fits your brand is important, but there're many options. Once you have a great font, you don't need to keep looking for other great ones. The differential in impact is not significant enough. I might do it out of curiosity, but not need. Also, the results of this survey maybe skewed because of the nature of audience here, as everyone's early in the journey....

Yep.

Take things one at a time.

I think PH gives awards for best videos. tl;dv won it once. You can look for those awards and find others.

Digital planner. But side note - for brainstorming ideas, paper. Digital doesn't move quite as fast as I need for when brainstorming.

The best speech I ever gave was when I had fever. I was so exhausted and under medication, I just couldn't be bothered to worry about messing up. That actually made everything (not my nose) flow. Several people came to me afterwards and raved about how well prepared I was and my delivery. I coughed in acceptance.

I would say that for purely learning purposes, online would suffice. That too, free courses or YT would be enough. MBA is usually for changing career trajectory, unlocking some roles that have MBA requirement or for growing your network. Moreover, to make it count, you'd have to do it from a really good uni. To learn business, combine learning online plus learning from leaders in the startups...

Late. Timezone reasons.

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