Rajesh Kandaswamy

Looks interesting, Good idea!

Interesting idea. Wish you the best!

I will, to some extent.

Good timing. Looks good.

Coffee. I do not understand Tea.

1) Become better at managing a variety for tasks. 2) Focus on big deliverables instead of just time. 3) Think plan b, plan c, etc. 4) go back and check the results versus effort of experiments. 5) Engage with VCs much more

Gamification is underused at work. Nice ideas here!

Clever!

The speed I push people are building and releasing products in this thread is amazing! 🙀🙀🙀

CharGPT Google Workspace Jira Notion Obsidian LinkedIn Twitter Facebook PH Need to find ones to manage my pre-launch invite list, my social media activities and budget. Suggestions welcome!

Congratulations! This is definitely a need. We will give it a spin this week.

Very little, only over the weekends when I am doing some admin work while watching college football. I work in concentrated chunks.

I will take less time off this year than usual since this my first year as a founder. But still, I will take enough time off! Enjoy your time off!

More self-discipline.

Imho, most skills are not discrete but are across a spectrum - like painting, chess, etc. In many of them, AI might be able to overshoot us and some of them may not. Further, for me, it is hard to make any predictions about the future when the key item in question (in this case AI) is still evolving leaps and bounds. The area where AI struggles in finding patterns across different domains or...

Thank you! This is helpful.

Nice. Personal AI assistants are needed. Wish you the best!

Interesting. As someone who defaults to spreadsheets for organizing everything, this can be quite useful. Wish you the best!

1) Think about things that I should be grateful for and 2) when I’ve been lucky or rewarded for something that I did not deserve.

To our life, much easier, but has brought its own challenges. Here is an example: I was reading a book last night and was tempted to stop multiple times and I ended up stopping after 25 minutes to look at my phone. I felt great about sticking to my reading that long till I realized that I could go on for hours reading when they I never had a smart phone.