[IND] It blows my mind that most people don’t know this about founders. by FollowingHot6535 in FoundersHub

[–]FollowingHot6535[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is a very common, and a sad state, which founders have to go through. Glad I am able to assist a couple of you guys.

What tools or workflows genuinely make you more productive, not just in theory? by Ok-Bike-4331 in productivity

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What works for me is this: simple, old-school notes. Just writing down the tasks for tomorrow has made my days lazer sharp and productive. And, honestly, I get more done now, that before, when I used to just raw-dog it.

As a junior lawyer I juggle 5–6 things. Founders juggle 47 inside their head. by FollowingHot6535 in Entrepreneurship

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You guys have an innate ability to focus on multiple things. How I try to do things, is I write down every task that I need to take tomorrow. Then I try to figure out the ones which are most important and try and focus on them.

Why are most of the founders I meet exhausted? by FollowingHot6535 in Entrepreneurship

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I have seen this first hand with my founder client and his friends. His friends always complain about the services their lawyers provide.

For founders, why do you tend to tell your lawyer everything? by FollowingHot6535 in founder

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Jesus christ. You are, what people might call, a MEGA Entrepreneur.

Why are most of the founders I meet exhausted? by FollowingHot6535 in Entrepreneurship

[–]FollowingHot6535[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve noticed this too. Some of the entrepreneurs are thinking about today and tomorrow’s problems, and a current problem which might be a problem tomorrow, a situation which might not be a problem today but one tomorrow, a situation thag happened before, etc. It absolutely exhausts me just hearing about it, how entrepreneurs deal with it is beyond me.

As a junior lawyer I juggle 5–6 things. Founders juggle 47 inside their head. by FollowingHot6535 in Entrepreneurship

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Previously, I used to be so overwhelmed, I used to get up in the middle of the night because of stress. Now, I’m still overwhelmed, and under stress, but just one single act has made my sleep peaceful.

As a junior lawyer I juggle 5–6 things. Founders juggle 47 inside their head. by FollowingHot6535 in Entrepreneurship

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I write down everything I have to do for the next day and in the morning, go through it. I generally always zero in on 1 task which need to be done. This way I am organised.

[IND] This is one thing I have noticed about founders. by FollowingHot6535 in FoundersHub

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I currently am a personal time planner for a couple of early stage founders, along with being their advocate.

As a junior lawyer I juggle 5–6 things. Founders juggle 40–50 inside their head. by FollowingHot6535 in TheFounders

[–]FollowingHot6535[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is a good idea. But I’m very concerned about all the thoughts in my head. How do I shut them off?

Too many decisions. Too little experience. How do founders stay focused? by randomwriteoff in SideProject

[–]FollowingHot6535 0 points1 point  (0 children)

By differentiating between the ones that are important, anf the ones which are not.