Brandi Young

My company chose doc360 and I struggle greatly with this app. Great potential but a truly frustrating UX. Slow to load, terrible image management, markdown editor constantly bouncing you back to the top of the doc you're editing, no collaboration features, and soooo much more. I genuinely dread having to add/update our docs.

YNAB customers are awesome. Even after a slightly bumpy transition from the old downloadable software to the new web-based (and mobile-app-supported) SaaS app, they still rave about YNAB every chance they get. That says a lot about the product as well as the team.

"See All Bif Bang Pow! Shark Tank Merchandise" Wow. Just wow.

This is on HackerNews right now too. I kinda feel like this could be a really good confidence booster for devs who don't trust their own ability to validate an idea. We're all out here doing this shit solo, wondering what's good and what sucks. A community based on helping each other figure it all out - using pre-screened, intelligently-sourced ideas - sounds very appealing. Thanks for posting...

I really like the potential here but there's one thing preventing me from making use of this right away. It looks like the generated feed is prepending the podcast's show name to the title of every episode so when the generated feed is used, the actual episode title is not seen as they generally get truncated by whatever player/widget/etc. is displaying it. It basically looks like every...

I heard of RELAY a long time ago but just became a paying customer within the last week. It has been one of a handful of products that I had been waiting patiently to "need" so that I could finally give it a try. I think they've done a great job making it dead simple to create promotional graphics that are nice to look at. Frankly, I'm surprised at the low number of upvotes. I wonder if that's...

Very cute Hiten, but I'm getting stuck on the simultaneous use of "even" and "too" in the text. Those eyes though... so adorable!

Needs more submissions but it's a good way to start feeling better about the BS we deal with as freelancers.

Wow. Lots of small, inspiring stories packed into this 50 minute episode. Thanks for posting this @jaltucher. Great conversation.

@rrhoover, Just a heads up... @boaticus is the Maker of MastermindJam in case you want to link them up. Also, this product doesn't show up on a search for the word 'mastermind' - not sure why. Any idea?

I used this a few months ago and couldn't get it to fit in my workflow. Re-evaluating now... With the Buffer integration, will the SAF links get added to everything I schedule? (I use Buffer for multiple brands and wouldn't want SAF links on everything.)

Here's a link to Vipor's founder interview with @andrewwarner on Mixergy. http://mixergy.com/interviews/mike-muhney-viporbit-software/

This episode is interesting to me because Chris seems to go off-format and just allow himself to soak in what @Steli had to say. I assume this is due to getting kicked in the ribs by his client right before the call which, overall, added a raw personal element that tends to be missing in a lot of interview shows. Nice episode.

Nice design. Interesting selection of results. Unfortunately I won't be able to use it since I have 3 kids in the house. My first search (business related) rewarded me with an Instagram result showing full frontal nudity. She's pretty, mind you, but um, no. Say what you will about those pesky text-only results but, for now, they'll have to do.

Love Steli. He's single-handedly redefining the word "salesman" for me and, yes, he can light a fire under your ass.

I've enjoyed this podcast. It's always nice to get a voice to associate with people whose content I've been reading for a while. (Sorry Steli - I'm actually referring to Hiten. You're new on my radar but awesome just the same.) Anyway, great job. I look forward to more!

Very surprised that the paid version has a monthly price tag. (And a hefty one at that.) Perhaps I'm missing something but the subscription model doesn't seem right for this.