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Managing multiple projects can definitely feel overwhelming, but I’ve found that having a clear system in place makes all the difference. I personally use a mix of Notion and Google Calendar: Notion for organizing project details and breaking tasks into manageable chunks, and Google Calendar for time-blocking to ensure everything has its dedicated space.

Great advice all around! Preparing for traffic spikes, gathering early feedback, and maintaining momentum post-launch are all crucial steps. I'd also add the importance of crafting a strong narrative—why your product exists and how it solves a real pain point. A compelling story can make your launch resonate on platforms like PH and beyond.

2025 definitely feels like a pivotal year for AI, especially as it evolves to tackle increasingly specific and nuanced challenges across industries. Beyond automation and efficiency, I think we'll see more focus on personalized AI experiences, like tools tailored to individual workflows or even emotional AI that adapts to user sentiment. What do you all think—will 2025 be the year where AI...

Soumil, how does your AI simulate user behavior and feedback? Is it trained on specific user personas or more general patterns? I’d be curious to know how it balances precision with flexibility for different industries

This is such a relatable challenge, Soumil. Talking to users early on can feel intimidating, but it’s so critical to building something meaningful. I like the idea of using AI to simulate those initial customer interviews—it seems like a great way to ease into the process and refine your approach before diving into real conversations.

Congrats on the upcoming launch of Tab Reminder, James! Launching on PH is such an exciting milestone. Some strategies I’ve seen work well: Start building buzz early with teaser content that showcases how your tool solves a common productivity pain point. Leverage your network—ask early users, collaborators, or supporters to join the discussion on launch day. As others mentioned, visuals and...

Such an important discussion for startups! I agree that marketing is critical, especially in the early stages, to validate demand and build traction. For me, it's about balancing marketing with listening to customers—understanding their pain points helps refine both the product and marketing message.

Great thread, everyone! I’ve noticed that LinkedIn's algorithm seems to favor formats that encourage interaction, like polls and carousel posts. Personally, I’ve had the best engagement when combining a short, punchy text with either an infographic or a 30-60 second video that provides quick, actionable insights.