I really like the issue on notes of ryan singer's introduction to christopher alexander
https://edovanroyen.substack.com/p/notes-of-ryan-singers-introduction-to-christopher-alexander
So, I recommend this to all product people and entrepreneurial engineers
Tech, Language, Introspection, and Food - weekly to your inbox. Growing comes faster to those open to being wrong.
I really like the one about using Brag Doc to get a pay raise. I'm literally trying that out but for negotiations with customer. Janahan writes such useful stuff.
Just an ordinary human being connecting seemingly random ideas for a more meaningful life.
I am a independent software vendor. So Alvin sharing his experiences (check out issue 1) as a software dev working for agency that seconds out his skillset, is an interesting perspective that I lack.
A blog on all things data products, data applications, and all things data - from me - Yali - cofounder at Snowplow - open source tech for creating data
Everything we know about work, self-improvement, and getting things done was written by privileged people and left out a lot of useful information. Here's the rest.
On not-knowing—what it is, how it affects us, and how to relate to it—and other stuff.
Handling uncertainty is an important topic, esp when running your own business. Our modern education system doesn't teach this well. So any help such as this newsletter is deeply welcome
The untold stories, strategies, and growth hacks companies deployed to get the first 1000 customers.
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It's like what Ali says in this tweet
https://twitter.com/abouelatta_ali/status/1399508712830681091 -- Send me a startup advice, I'll send you a counter-example
