Cut my expectations.
Allowing myself to realize that nothing was gonna be perfect.
Gave myself permission to test.
Made a big difference on stress and release time.
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@carter_barnett ah so true. Being comfortable with imperfection is a must.
When it comes to the crunch we don’t want to put something out that isn’t ultra high quality, but that’s the trap.
Created a launch strategy and put a time limit to it 😊 We scheduled our launch on 18th of April and everything from marketing to tech side needed to be done on that day.
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@sandradjajic giving yourself a time restraint works wonders.
But always ends in an all-nighter the night before launch for me 🤦♂️
Manual process. I would tell myself to just do it manually first so that I could launch and iterate faster.
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@raisans good one 👍 do you mean like I instead of spending a few hours writing an algorithm, just send a few minutes doing it manually for each client?” If/when people buy?
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@henwalkco Yap, that's correct Henry. I would use Google Docs & Sheets to store information or data.
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@raisans great tip and reminder to keep it simple. Thank you.
Ignored tiny details, focused on mainly functioning products, fix the issues after the launch. This made me way faster, and I realized most of the features I thought as essential were actually not required by the users.
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@ekrcet this is gold, thanks Ekrem. It’s great to realise that lots of ideas were not needed to make progress 👌
I don't want to be silly but using Chat GPT drastically increase my shipping rate. If you know what you're doing, its a game changer.
I use it mostly to think about architecture or how I'm going to code something. I write want I'm going after and it will give you mulltiple ways to do what you want. Pick the best for your need.
Anyone else?
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@dbouchard2 that’s a great one, thanks. For writing early code faster. For strategy, marketing or branding tips etc.
Thanks!
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