Alex Paval

😲 It's finally here, all my mind-maps in one place! 🧠 Mind The Magazine - Collection #1 is now on @gumroad! 👇 There are only 20 early bird variants for $5, so get them while they're fresh! gumroad.com/l/MTM-2021-1

🔥 What are you willing to burn to keep the fire growing?

@alexrozdolskiy @gumroad @JamesClear @fortelabs 😁 I'm glad this is still relevant.

@lexpaval @gumroad Got a copy. That's pretty awesome! The next step is to turn it into a kind of a system by @JamesClear or a second brain like @fortelabs

😲 It's finally here, all my mind-maps in one place! 🧠 Mind The Magazine - Collection #1 is now on @gumroad! 👇 There are only 20 early bird variants for $5, so get them while they're fresh! gumroad.com/l/MTM-2021-1

@ikoichi 🤣 Notion for operational stuff. 🤷 Wix for the website.

What's your startup tech stack?

@vovahimself @DominicZijlstra 💪 No hate from me, mind mapping is cool in any form.

@DominicZijlstra @lexpaval would hate me for this.

"It’s not the end result that’s helpful, it’s the very act of mindmapping that helps you learn." - Truer words have never been spoken @vovahimself

1. Write the functional code for the feature or problem 2. Make the code easier to read and maintain 3. Optimize the code for CPU/RAM consumption 💪 This process forces you to review your code and test it many times which results in better code. 🤔 What process do you use?

😁 I find it interesting that a lot of programmers try to write "optimal" code from the get-go. 😢 This is inefficient. 👇 Here's how I do it

🤯 The more reach you have, the richer you are.

🦜 Talk less. 👂 Listen more.

@IndieAhmed 🏠 Yeah, that sounds cool, but I'm not really a nomad myself, I work mostly from home. 🤔 I do have the option to nomad around, though, so I might try it.

@lexpaval About Digital nomads in Romania

🤷 Lately I've been out of ideas... 🤔 What content would you like to see from me?

@AraOrden 🤔 I'm thinking about writing some technical content about what I've been up to lately.

@lexpaval 😏 You can share about finding more ideas.

💻 Freelancing in the embedded seems weird, but here's where it works: 🔸You need a small team to prototype a new project 🔸You need an expert to help with a topic 🔸You want to outsource a task 🤔 What other scenarios can you think about?

@AnthonyCastrio 😅 Sometimes I feel I need some downtime.

The faster you launch new experiments the faster you will learn. What's slowing you down?

💪 It's essential to get out of your comfort zone daily. 🦷 For example I wash my teeth with my off-hand. 😡 Initially this was incredibly hard, I used my whole body to do this but now it's almost natural. 🤔 What small things do you do daily to get out of your comfort zone?

😡 Marketing is hard for technical founders. 😠 Programming is hard for non-technical founders. 🤷 Get a co-founder that is good at what you suck at and call it a day.

@AnthonyCastrio 😁 You are getting close to 🇷🇴 Romania. 🍻 If you get in Timisoara, reach out to grab a beer!

Made it to Paris and passed $1350 MRR 🇫🇷

@IndieAhmed @_smanna 🧠 @xmind

@lexpaval @_smanna What mindmap tool is this

How do you "save" your ideas ?

@razvanilin 📈 That's a nice jump!

nice

🕛 Sometimes we quit too early. 🕤 Sometimes we quit too late. 👨‍🏭 I don't necessarily mean a job. 🤷 It could be a personal project, a business, anything. 😿 Choosing when to quit seems like a nightmare for any startup founder.