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My objectives for May are to confront problems head-on, streamline procedures, and work with others to develop creative solutions.

Congratulations on your launch! I also think it's cool how user-friendly it is.

Not an original but these works fine with me 1. Break goals down 2. Celebrate small wins to stay motivated 3. Keep the big picture in mind, learn from mistakes, and reach out to your network.

For me, success is reaching goals while learning and growing. Failure, on the other hand, is staying the same or giving up.

Solid list of common mistakes! One more: -Neglecting customer feedback: Ignoring user feedback can lead to missed opportunities for improvement. Engage with users, learn from their insights, and iterate accordingly.

My top productivity advice for digital marketers is to prioritize tasks, automate repetitive processes, and schedule regular data analysis.

I like using Todoist for task management, Google Calendar to organize my schedule, and Focus@Will for background music to help me concentrate.

Don't bother planning or measuring, just wing it and hope for the best. And finally, ignore any and all feedback from your customers or audience. These are obviously all terrible suggestions, but I hope they made you chuckle a bit!

To gain badges on Product Hunt, engage with the community and try to get your product featured on the homepage. While badges themselves may not guarantee success, they can help build credibility and potentially lead to networking opportunities.

Starting to charge early helps validate demand and get valuable feedback from paying customers. It's a good lesson for founders not to be afraid of charging too soon. Thanks for sharing your Gemoo experience, Morgan.

I'll go for tea !

I usually check out podcasts and newsletters to stay updated on AI stuff. I really dig "Artificial Intelligence with Lex Fridman" and "The AI Alignment Podcast." If you're looking for newsletters, Import AI and AI Weekly are pretty good options.

ChatGPT is a powerful tool, and it's fun to see how it's being used in so many different ways. I've seen some creative uses of ChatGPT in education and mental health, where it's being used to help people learn and get support in a way that fits their needs. But this technology can always be used more creatively and to solve problems. Which ChatGPT apps do you like to use the most?

I've experimented with a few AI-powered notetaking tools. Otter.ai is decent for transcriptions, but for summaries, you might want to check out Tactiq.io. It's not perfect, but it can save time. As for Slack integration, Zapier might help connect the dots. Good luck finding your ideal solution!

Give them an incentive for inviting their friends, like a referral code or bonus.