you shipped the product and somehow became the sdr, the media buyer and the person answering support. nobody planned that. there was just nobody else.
a short thread on what i’d hand off first, and how.
Something I've noticed:
People are much more likely to recommend a product
when it makes them look helpful.
Not because the product has 100 features, but because
they can say, "Here, this will make your life easier."
That's a good standard to build around.
Weekend plans for people who work for themselves:
Actually switch off, catch up on everything you ignored
during the week, or pretend you're relaxing while
secretly checking work messages?
I think one of the hardest parts of building something is
explaining it to someone who has never seen it.
You know exactly what it does because you've spent
months thinking about it.
They've got about 10 seconds to understand why they
should care.