Emma Phượng Nguyễn

Yes, Facebook and Twitter to refine our audience and understand of buyer persona.

Bring values - the better it is the better your audience is!

I prefer IndieHacker and Pioneer.app. Those are very positive supportive communities -- you will learn a lot.

Answer community questions and votes :)

More like a designer -- I self-taught and did some graphic design in high school. People just loved my art and keeps inviting me into their projects across org until it turned into something more seriously.

I will hide all the likes if there is such a feature (now it's only applicable to each post)

This week in Startups of JCal -- It is worth much more than an MBA from the most prestigious school

It's not about a blank page -- it is a problem of motivation. Human mind is very abundant with content, however, it just does not want to work as the way we want.

Gratitude -- it helps me increase well-being.

It depends on where you are. For saturated markets where it is all about stories of customer experience, it would be better to do marketing first. For deep (emergent) technology, this should not -- Theranos is an example.

I start with the most familiar channel I learn to set a baseline first. It is easier to locate my audience, once I earn the knowledge with a clear traction -- expand.

It's up to your audience's behaviors. If they spend most of their time on social media or other internet platforms, your approach will not not work.

Can share this experience with you. During the pandemic, nothing can be predictable. I personally optimize my learning experience with health and well-being. Also, try to dig deeper into more meanings of who I am and why I am doing what I am doing. This really helps me a lot to find a better version of myself. Take care.

Noise -- I have around 20+++ Slack Groups. Just can't keep my head on track with so many buzz around. It's also the reason why I leave social media for a very long time.

I have not used May Day yet -- but Calendarly is awesome. It points to the pain I have with a very smooth UX.

My weird life in the past 6 years. Though I am lazy to write, ideas and thoughts keep coming back to me.

Necessities for basic needs - The goal is to survive "the wild life" as long as possible. Specifically, the list would be * Food & Water. * Electricity. * A safe place to stay. * Good internet. * Good computer. * Transport.

I wrote blog and got the a paid subscription via Substack.

Trello - it was my holy tool to manage everything with Kaban and Agile.