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If you like Sketch, you will like building apps with @AdaloHQ. Learn more 👇 #nocode #lowcode #software

@thealibilawal @JustinSaaS Tell me more, @thealibilawal

@JustinSaaS I left my job 9 months ago. Now that I work for myself I've realized that the majority of jobs offer very limited growth.🐚

I spent 10 years working for entrepreneurs and 2 years being one. The latter taught me 100x more.

@melissa_scatena Great read!

Don’t build an audience. Here’s why 👇🏽 🧵

@SHUBHANSHSHUKLA That’s great, Shubhansh! And thanks for letting me know!

@sahilkhosla Hey buddy, I just completed this course. You explained really well. Enjoyed it fully! Thanks.

I genuinely believe that if you understand JavaScript beyond the basics, learning frameworks like React becomes much easier. Therefore, I created a course that covers what happens in JS behind-the-scenes and some other advanced concepts. Check it out: bit.ly/expertjsbysahil

Learn to write efficient and elegant async code in #JavaScript with callbacks, promises and async/await. Join my upcoming live course on @OReillyMedia - oreilly.com/live-events/as… Free access if you sign up for a 2-week trial. #CodeNewbie #100DaysOfCode

@ktal90 Shut it.

Feeling bad for those dogs whose parents didn't have the foresight that achieving their career goals post-pandemic didn't revolve around their living rooms.

Now you have broken the barrier to get started and will be in a much better position to iterate and improve. In many cases, you will realize, the "simple" solution is sufficient. #productivity #gettingthingsdone #bestadvice

If you find yourself in such a situation, apply the KISS principle: 👉🏻 Pick the path of least resistance to get started 👉🏻 Limit the variables by making a few educated guesses 👉🏻 Get to an acceptable working solution

Keep it Simple, Stupid

👉🏻 You can only build trust if you are willing to have tough conversations. Pick up that phone! ☎️ #leadership #communication #gettingthingsdone

The project got delivered on time but more importantly, we gained the TRUST of the other teams and did not face this situation ever again. These teams communicated from the get-go in many future projects and worked on solving the problems together.

Emotions were running high, the teams involved did not trust each other and the deadline was looming. The easier option was to simply complain about the other teams being too unreasonable, take a back seat and let the project blow up.

🧘🏻‍♀️ Meditate 🚶🏻‍♂️ Go for a walk (leave your phone behind) 👨🏼‍🍳 Cook something or make a cup of coffee 🏓 A quick pickup game 🎸 Any other activity that you can do on autopilot Observe your creative juices flowing in no time. Just make you have a way to capture your genius ideas!

But it doesn't have to be that way. There are many activities that can help you meet those two conditions. The hard part is to get yourself to leave an unsolved problem in order to take a break. Once you start hitting a wall, try one of the following rather than keep pushing:

We all know that some of our best ideas come to us in the shower. 💡 Ever wondered why? Our subconscious brain is hard at work all the time. It is consistently solving problems and generating ideas. But the following conditions must be met for these ideas to surface 👇🏼

@ktal90 😂

@sahilkhosla "Sir, what do we do about this large lawsuit?" "Either is fine."

Why get an MBA when Google can auto-suggest how to run your business?