Rishabh Jindal

The v1 had been a great resource to revisit some of the basic principles of thinking that are easily lost in adulthood. Excited to see the v2 come out with more resources and suggestions from experts. While being thorough, the simple navigation also makes it digestible. It would be fun to see a print version come out as a pocket-friendly guide.

handling conflicts when none of us have spent enough time on prior research. It comes down to the ego of the people in the meeting and never fun to see egos clash. A partial solution is to create an environment where all ideas are presented as hypothesis that can welcome criticism and praise and detach personal reputation from them. It's hard to implement in practice. However, a team can...

So glad to see this finally come out. I had the fortune to get an early glimpse at this guide and the wisdom in here is unparalleled. Kosta probably had to spend 400+ hours to put this together and package it for other people to digest. I have slowly come to learn that the best way to build a relationship with someone is know them. Investors often seem like a black box 📦 and this guide...

Voice is a great interaction medium, enriching the data with emotions and depth. This use-case could prove to be especially valuable given how much of a leap it is compared to the incumbents. ?makers have done a phenomenal job in a short timespan. 🙌🏼

@divyakant360 great work here 👏🏼. Just a couple of days ago I was thinking that it would be super cool if people could design their websites on notion, as the tool became free for personal use. We are sure to see some amazing products on top of notion and yours is a much-appreciated start. I will surely give it a try and perhaps use it to send out investor updates etc. I was going to build a...

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Quite an interesting concept. I think simplicity is certainly the way to go, since we are always overloaded with content. Is this mostly targeted towards founders? What happens if larger teams join in? (I haven't had the chance to beta test yet, but going to give it a go soon)

I love how effortlessly the navigation flows (thanks for not using 'j' and 'k') - it also makes the information much easier to digest. Having only been through a couple of case studies so far, I have left with a ton of practical learning to implement in our product. The references are also nice to see for validation and follow on for further reading. 10/10 would recommend.