tayip9

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by tayip9 14y ago
I haven't read Getting Real but I would ask yourself whether your problem is competition or getting noticed. If your market is quite crowded and people are making direct comparisons with your competitor, I would suggest taking the distinct
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by tayip9 14y ago
What do you have to lose? If you are close to finishing, you might as well launch. Competition means other people see an opportunity in your market too. Who knows what the results will be? Maybe customers will resonate with your product. Ma
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by tayip9 14y ago
It depends. If you feel like you're close to product/market fit or if your runway is short on your startup, you might want to continue the way you've been doing things. On the other hand, as a self-taught programmer, I imagine there are a l
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by tayip9 15y ago
This might fit in with Dan Pink's talk on 'Drive': http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6XAPnuFjJc Passion can be driven by incentives outside of salary.
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by tayip9 16y ago
Yes
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by tayip9 16y ago
I find exercizing regularly helps with cravings. After a good workout, I usually crave healthier foods. If you have trouble keeping an exersize routine, find an accoutability partner to keep you on track. Joining programs and using social c
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by tayip9 16y ago
Settlers of Catan with Cities and Knights of Catan expansion
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by tayip9 16y ago
The biggest thing I've learned over the years is to take into account different perspectives in any sort of situation. Whether it is conflict resolution or negotiations, you open up possibilities when you look at things in someone else's sh