I often get introduced to people looking to make the jump into startups and Silicon Valley. This is the reading list I send them. It’s meant to be a primer for many of the popular concepts and jargon you will hear working at a startup. danromero.org/canon.html↗
Going fully remote was nice, but the real benefit was in going fully asynchronous. Here are a list of the benefits we've seen at @Gumroad: A thread 👇🏽↗
If there's any software that's worth the money, it's placid.app. At Starter Story we use the API to generate hundreds of automated designs a day and share them across IG, Twitter, FB, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and for social sharing images. Incredibly powerful.↗
Just added schema to my personal site thanks to this awesome tutorial from @jaocando 🤓 Nice and easy to follow! Thanks Jose 🥳👌 youtube.com/watch?v=LTqi1l…↗
@toddgoldberg I think Chinese platforms are ahead in this regard, e.g. Dedao and Knowledge Planet. US examples: Twitch, Mighty Networks↗
Don Valentine, the greatest of all time. I spent the morning watching his GSB talk. Rest in peace: 1. If you don't attack a big market, it's highly unlikely you're ever going to build a big company. (thread) youtu.be/nKN-abRJMEw?t=…↗
Using @Superhuman is like using a fitness tracker. You invest into something, so you put in effort to do it right. I have better email health (towards inbox zero) in my first 24 hours of Superhuman than I’ve had in the last 5 years. Will see if it lasts, but props @rahulvohra↗
1/ "We create software like it's a game" - @rahulvohra discusses how his team @superhuman thinks about designing products with the same video game principles that create joyful experiences - 1/2 clips below...↗


