genidma · January 15, 2020 00:27
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 GVMR : c

 * Evening schedule has been a struggle. 
 * Today : Different strategy. More focus on networking. As well, reaching out to some of the folks that I care about.
 * I started eating rice again. I am not sure if this is a good thing or not. Probably not very good for the brain. 
 As rice turns faster to sugar, which spikes up blood-sugar. Not great for insulin regulation. Not so great for the brain.
 * It's 18:34 I am working on a presentation for Founder Match App. 
 * The 'Do things that don't scale' article via PG is super rich. Worth reading over and over again. PG, somehow manages to
 pack a ton of information in a single article. The gist of the article is totally on topic: A lot of startup founders 
 have this tendency towards just buidling the tech, with all the bells and whistles. But, figuring out the plumbing, the 
 schematics of how the business is actually supposed to work is something that requires an understanding the customer base
 and then empathisizing with them. Something that you can totally do without tech. It's a really awesome article and I 
 totally recommend that others give it a read and bookmark it.
 * 19:26 Will continue with the ppt and maybe even record a demo tonight. 
 * I wonder if I should make all the ideas that I've worked on, public. And see them take flight, by giving them away. 


 To-do: Record Demo video.
	GVMR : c

	* Evening schedule has been a struggle.
	* Today : Different strategy. More focus on networking. As well, reaching out to some of the folks that I care about.
	* I started eating rice again. I am not sure if this is a good thing or not. Probably not very good for the brain.
	As rice turns faster to sugar, which spikes up blood-sugar. Not great for insulin regulation. Not so great for the brain.
	* It's 18:34 I am working on a presentation for Founder Match App.
	* The 'Do things that don't scale' article via PG is super rich. Worth reading over and over again. PG, somehow manages to
	pack a ton of information in a single article. The gist of the article is totally on topic: A lot of startup founders
	have this tendency towards just buidling the tech, with all the bells and whistles. But, figuring out the plumbing, the
	schematics of how the business is actually supposed to work is something that requires an understanding the customer base
	and then empathisizing with them. Something that you can totally do without tech. It's a really awesome article and I
	totally recommend that others give it a read and bookmark it.
	* 19:26 Will continue with the ppt and maybe even record a demo tonight.
	* I wonder if I should make all the ideas that I've worked on, public. And see them take flight, by giving them away.


	To-do: Record Demo video.