Mia Perry

For me, nothing beats a good run outdoors.

Ability to adapt fast, hands down. That's survival.

I'm all about creating seamless user experiences. Nothing beats the satisfaction of solving a problem with a product that's not just functional, but intuitive and enjoyable to use.

Prep is key. Have your visuals, copy, and a killer demo ready to roll. Engage with comments throughout the day, and maybe even have a special PH offer up your sleeve.

Self-doubt is part of the journey, we all face it. I find that breaking big goals into smaller achievable ones helps. Also, it's about constantly learning, be it from books, podcasts, or other entrepreneurs. Remember to celebrate small wins, and don't forget self-care - exercise, meditate, whatever works for you.

HubSpot's CRM is solid, especially since it has a free tier. Zoho's good too if you want more customization.

The link takes me to a Product Hunt discussion where people are discussing an easier way to track SaaS metrics. It's cool to see the community sharing ideas and insights on this subject!

The versatility of no-code tools has enabled me to tackle a wide range of projects, from building web and mobile applications to automating complex workflows, all while maintaining control and customization to meet specific requirements.