... fintech startup and we've just raise $4m So we rebuilt our context system, to help Pretty Prompt give better results. (Best part, the user owns that context, and can use it across any LLM) Launching today Instructions vs Memory. Instructions Explicit rules that always apply. Examples: No em-dashes Keep answers under 512 characters Use bullet points Memory Background context that only appears when relevant. Examples: My audience is non-technical I'm launching on Product Hunt and like ... ... post from a builder's mindset

... most important and challenging experiences you ll have as a founder is fundraising. I pitched VCs across London and San Francisco. Some spent 15 seconds on my deck. Some took the call just to diligence a competitor. One told me to ask for more money. Oh, and I found out your pitch is probably being recorded and run through AI. This is the high-impact version of all of those lessons to save you time, energy, and emotional damage. Please ... ... comment anything missing from your experience? OK, here we go...! Mindset

... while building password only access for Vibe Check instead of arguing in circles. "Failing" designs cost the collective time of every user and then again by a Product team working on needless iterations. We ve baked this simulation first mindset into our new tool, Vibe Check. We launch on Product Hunt next week! Support us and ensure actual conversion on your next product designs. Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): Simulation-first mindset

... sparked an interesting thought experiment: how likely is it that we ll see AGI (AI that thinks and learns like a human) within the next five years? The report highlights a fascinating divergence: the view from money vs. the view from science. Money : the probability inferred from trillions poured into data centers, Nvidia chips, and servers. Investors seem to be betting that AGI is inevitable. Science : the probability inferred from research papers and AI development models. Experts are far more ... ... might be ahead of reality. Expect volatility, overpromised outcomes, and valuable lessons along the way. Meanwhile, AI continues reshaping work, attention, and human behavior. I d love to hear the community s perspective: Are you seeing this money vs

... myself is: do we put the same effort into updating ourselves? At Murror , we re a small team of around five people. For me, it s important not only to improve the product, but to continuously update my mindset, skills, and learnings and share them openly with the team. I try to communicate everything I learn, ask questions, and clarify problems as much as possible, so the product we re building becomes better, clearer, and more convincing for our users ... ... many questions as possible Use our own product as much as I can to identify real problems Share my personal story and vision to build stronger alignment and trust within the team Maintain a stable emotional state and mindset

... problem: Financial stress keeps you stuck. Traditional coaching costs $200+/hour. Apps give generic advice that doesn't address YOUR money blocks. What we built: An AI coach trained on decades of abundance mindset work available 24/7 for $19.99/month. Why it's different: - Actual coaching conversations, not scripted chatbot responses - Addresses nervous system patterns around money (not just budgets) - Built with Claude AI, Mem0 memory, Supabase backend - 7-day free trial experience fundamental transformation before paying Early beta feedback ... ... like hearing from a friend or coach" - Theresa - "I wish this existed 20 years ago" - Multiple testers - Average session: 15+ minutes of deep coaching work Live NOW: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... . Ask: If you've ever struggled with a money mindset

... developers, it s easy to fall into the I could just code this in a weekend mindset. But I ve realized time, maintenance, and support often cost way more than the price of the tool. Still, sometimes I just can t justify paying for something I know I could make. Where do you draw the line what makes you buy instead of build? Comment from Alex Cloudstar(@alexcloudstar): @twinkal_shah1  true, true Comment from Shahar Shalev(@shahar_shalev ... ... something unique (or need deep customization), that s when I ll build. Otherwise, I will buy. Comment from Felix Sattler(@felix_sattler): @shahar_shalev  100% agreed! Especially with vibe coding, a lot of builders get into the mindset

... tool. It s completely customizable and designed to put people back in control of their digital experience. Ironically, my relationship to screens has improved since I started creating the app because I'm coming at it from a creator mindset instead of a consumer mindset

... Nathan Barry (ConvertKit) nailed it: Do things that don t scale, because that enables the channels that do scale. For us at Pretty Prompt, it s not chasing 1 million users. It s 1 1,000,000. That mindset shift changes everything in what you build and why. Curious, how did you get your first 10 users? What did you obsess over that actually worked? (Please go give Pretty Prompt a go ! It's pretty powerful and I'd love ... ... Prompt for free on Chrome here ! Comment from Ilai Szpiezak(@ilaiszp): @rsanchez try to think is it a product thing or is it the wrong audience, or is it the message the problem? Comment from Neha(@neha_8): Great mindset

... skill-focused community where: People can connect with each other virtually or in person at community hangouts and meets . Members network, collaborate, and learn from each other s skills. Community leaders select new members based on talent, potential, and mindset, strictly not on marks, degrees, or formal education . The community fosters real-world opportunities, mentorship, and skill development , rather than just digital applications. Think of it as a growth ecosystem for people who believe in skills over credentials . Unique Value ... ... Skill-first membership : No degrees, no marks just talent and mindset

... also the quality of ALL the pots were better compared to the one Pot from the Perfect Pot group. Here a nice video of Alex Hormozi explaining it (really motivating): Chapter 3: New System and Mindset Following this enlightenment I changed my whole work plan. Before this I planned my days with blocks of what to do when. So: 1h Twitter post 1h Twitter post 1h PH Post 1h YT-Shorts post etc. Now I assign each ... ... Thanks, David! Really appreciate the encouragement. Let s keep pushing and learning along the way! Comment from Ritik Ranjan(@ritik_ranjan): Thanks for sharing such a detailed journey, it s motivating to see how small adjustments in workflow and mindset

... done in three days if I worked nonstop, skipped weekends, and gave up on sleep but that s not a sustainable bar for the team. It s hard to let go of that build fast at all costs mindset, but I ve come to believe that it s much better to set a realistic deadline with a small buffer and hit it than to set an aggressive one and miss it repeatedly. It goes without saying, when you hit deadlines ... ... because we won t build it later, but because it doesn t have to go out in v1. It s far better to get something in the hands of customers quickly and start learning. We cut corners with the mindset

... important aspect. This has led me to consider finding partners to help me bring my ideas to life or collaborate on new projects. However, it s been challenging to find people who are committed, structured, have a long-term mindset, and maintain positive energy. Many people get excited about a project initially, but then they disappear or lose interest when results don t come quickly. And unfortunately, I m not in a position to hire people at the moment ... ... people with a strong why for building those who ve already launched even small projects tend to understand the grind. Have you tried building in public? It can attract the right kind of collaborators who resonate with your mindset

... ready yet. But here s what I ve learned: >Perfection slows you down. >Getting things out there, learning, and improving along the way that s what really helps you grow. Since then, I ve embraced this mindset: Done is better than perfect. What about you? What s one mindset

... started showing what I felt for over decade, Europe was in fact struggling and for the reasons that I felt in my gut: https://x.com/levelsio/status/17... I felt we had to at least try do something to change the mindset in Europe. I started eu/acc , European Accelerationsim as an offshoot of e/acc, Effective Accelerationsim , a similar movement by Beff Jezos in the United States. Out with the pessimism about the future, and in with optimism about technology and the future ... ... your initial approach - 12 startups in 12 months) build the most barebones version of each idea quickly (e.g. 1 month per idea) and see if it gets traction/paying customers? How did you ultimately narrow down on building PhotoAI/InteriorAI vs

... uninstall applications, copy file paths, archive files, and more all with a simple right-click. Good productivity tools help you focus on more important tasks and ultimately work smarter, not harder. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @cornell_gorman25 Mindset :D I have both but it is a pity that I do not have them at the right time when I need that certain one :D Bad timing. :) Comment from gill richardson(@gill_richardson): Leaving important things for the last ... ... like planning. Even the process itself. At some point I was catching myself that it should be a new job position - company planner. Jokes aside: I can recommend you a good book to change a bit the mindset

... Ever wondered what separates highly productive individuals from the rest? It s often not just their skills or resources it s that one life-changing habit they ve mastered. Whether it is adopting a new routine, embracing a fresh mindset, or relying on simple tools to eliminate decision fatigue, the smallest changes can create the biggest impact. Speaking of decision fatigue, one habit I ve found incredibly helpful is turning to my Yes No Button website ... ... through indecision especially for those little questions that can derail your focus. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple yes or no to get moving in the right direction. So what is your secret? Is there one habit, mindset

... Introduction: Productivity is a hot theme for Users, Founders and Creatives same. Whether it is a modern workflow, a mindset shift, or even a small daily habit, we all have that one game-changing technique that keeps us focused and effective. Maybe it s embracing the deep work philosophy, learning to delegate, or even something as simple as switching to light mode over dark mode for better focus. For me one unexpected habit that has had a significant impact ... ... step back and let fate guide a small choice can bring clarity and keep me moving forward. It may sound quirky but it helps me focus on what matters, leaving indecision behind. What is the one habit, tool or mindset

... enemy, leading to burnout and missed opportunities. The good news? There s another way. It starts with shifting your perspective and treating your startup as an adventure rather than a do-or-die mission. Let s explore why this mindset works and how it can fuel both your success and happiness. Fear Breeds Burnout, Not Progress The fear of failure is hardwired into us as human beings. For founders, this fear is amplified by the high stakes of running ... ... messy, and that s okay. 2. Focus on Growth: Every challenge is an opportunity to learn something new. 3. Enjoy the Ride: Startups are hard, but they re also incredibly rewarding. Take time to celebrate small wins. This mindset

... there! Hope you are having a great and productive work week :) A personal question here (and why not a book recommendation thread): Which are the books that changed your mindset / broadened your perspective and why? As for me, I couldn't choose only one (because I believe every book I read gave me a small mindset