... long ago, books/video tapes were the only way to learn. Then video entered the picture: courses, tutorials, and lectures made knowledge more accessible than ever. Now? The internet is overflowing with millions of courses, books, and resources on every imaginable topic. So the real question is: How do you learn in 2025? Here s my personal mix: 1/ Twitter /X+ hands-on testing : I find interesting ideas, frameworks, and tools on X, then try them immediately. 2/ YouTube + online courses ...

... quick mockup" turns into a 3-hour detour Async fatigue: Loom videos I don t have time to record, and no one has time to watch Automation maze: Zapier, Make, Airtable, Notion. Feels like holding everything together with duct tape Landing page stress: Webflow crashes, Framer feels unfamiliar, and rebuilding becomes the norm Email roulette: Mailchimp, Brevo, ConvertKit. I just hope something works today SEO hustle: SurferSEO, NeuronWriter, and a lot of praying to the Google gods Mental health stack ...

... remembers to open Write a summary of a 47-minute call that he swears was just meant to touch base I don't think the selling part is the problem. It s everything wrapped around it like duct tape. I m not even building for sales right now. Just watching from the next tab over, wondering: How do they do this every day? If you had one AI clone on your sales team, what would you offload first ...

... without much guidance. I've picked up a few lessons (and plenty of stories) from the trenches, and I m always up for trading notes or being a sounding board. If you're building something and bumping into red tape or payment headaches, I get it. Happy to connect and chat through ...

... curated collection of plug-and-play templates you can install with a click. These aren t just static pages they re full systems, wired up with Supertags, commands, views, and even custom AI agents. No setup. No duct tape. Just working workflows. A few examples of what you can do with templates: Record brainstorming: Tana will extract ideas and questions for follow-up. Walk n' work: Rambling voice memo email, slack post, exec summary ready to post Draft OKRs with ...

... driving churn? or Are we hitting our sales targets? Curious how others are thinking about this. If you're an operator, PM, or founder how are you solving this internally? Have you found workarounds or is it still duct tape + gut feeling? Comment from Sathya Murthy(@smurthy_123): @bryce_york_ag  Preach ! Can totally relate. I find that the more I invest in tools to help me figure out what's going on in the business, the less ... ... understand the underlying business logic to stitch it together is where the real value lies imo. It's a difficult problem, but we're taking small (humble) steps to solve it :) Comment from Masako Peno(@masako_peno): The duct tape

... this feels off I m one of the builders behind a CRM focused specifically on contract staffing teams think of it as a lightweight platform for tracking vendors, resources, client requirements, interviews, and deployments (instead of spreadsheets or duct-taped ATS+CRM setups). We built it because we were managing a bunch of developers across vendors and clients ourselves and it was a mess. Right now, we re looking for a few early users who are: Managing contract developers Working ...

... read. And the audiobook world? Yeah, it s a mess. You either pay monthly for something you might not finish or you dig through sketchy websites with 2008 UI s that look like they re held together with duct tape and pop-ups. haha. Where s the clean, free, easy hit play and learn experience ? So I built it. No funding. No team. No pitch deck. Just me, 3 hours , and a simple goal: make listening to books feel like ...

... stop giant corporations from breaking the law. It's just going to make it easier for them to get away with it or take advantage of consumers and their data. I'd much rather live somewhere with ethical companies versus the opposite. A better solution could be to regulate these large corps once they reach increasingly larger stages, and loosen regulations for smaller companies allowing for easier entry (which I believe you mention), along with establishing VCs or incubators ... ... regulation is good. For people and for business. Remove regulation for the sake of removing regulation is not the best idea. Also is important to identify if the problem with one regulation is the core, or is the red tape

... growth is something which was never linear for me, there has been n number of hiccups between me and growth. So, i just assume it to be duct tape and down 17 coffees case :) What about ...

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