... noticed walking among several founders who also have a fairly sedentary job at a PC when they develop at least 7 hours of sleep a bar of dark chocolate (it contains quite a few important nutrients  zinc, iron etc.) Is there anything interesting in your repertoire that improves your performance? It could be completely "negligible" hacks. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @alex_gidirim  yes, I was thinking thta this guy certainly uses that approach ...

... generic ('supplement tracker' in a category with 30 other apps). what i'm changing now (after a long IH thread): one specific sentence that names the exact user. not 'supplement tracker' but 'It's 2am. You're Googling magnesium + zinc absorption for the third time this week.' that sentence has to do the heavy lifting before any channel can amplify it. so my current take: best channel = wherever the sentence lands first. could be Reddit for one product, blog ... ... that churn fast because they didn't have real intent. The blog/editorial stuff takes longer to set up but the users who come through it tend to actually stick around. What's your retention looking like from the organic vs

... audience of one. Founders are unusual users almost by definition. The polls and conversations don't replace your own intuition, but they keep it honest and you find out pretty quickly which problems people will actually pay to solve versus which ones just sound good in a pitch Comment from Ryan Valenzuela(@rvalenz): It's a mix of my own and as well as other's @amraniyasser . I come from a background in tech where many of company's users ... ... think the combination is what made it stick. The trigger was my mom's medicine cabinet. She was taking 7 supplements (a mix of Korean brands and stuff I'd bought her from iHerb), and three had overlapping zinc