Good question. I'm going to continue to use sunrise until bit rot renders the app unusable. Really going to miss the "find a time that works for both of us" keyboard.
Pick an overly high price, and if you run into resistance, work your way down.
Position yourselves as being "in beta", with a successful customer(even if it's your team). Start at $10k, and do everything you can to get the your customer to be successful.
If people object to the price, respond with the value your product, not discounts.
The more people pay for something, the more they are going to like what they bought, and the more likely they are to use the service.
I've been learning more about lease-option contracts. My goal is to understand how to determine interest rates for lessee's who lack a formal credit history. But have a year or more of lease payment history.
Also, studying the growth of suburbs in Santa Clara and Alameda Counties during the post war period. It really helps in understanding some recent urban planning policies.
Spot on. Being able to carve a 60-90 minute chunk out of your day to hit the gym is a great way to cut low hanging wasted time.
A consistent wake up time anchors your sleep schedule, and prevents you from accruing a sleep debt. Most sleep debts gradually sneak up, and can be hard to diagnose.
Find advice from people who are one step ahead of you. The advice from the CEO of a late state company doesn't have as much value to a first time founder trying to find product/market fit.
It's a landing page for a product being built. After adding your email to the waiting list, you can move higher on the waiting list for referring users, and liking the site, and following the sites twitter.
The best thing about this site is that is shows you where you are in queue. As you do more social things to share the site, you can see yourself moving up in the queue.