Best Books for Founders
Ten books every founder should read, from finding product market fit to protecting your focus and reputation.
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When to Prompt Users to Rate Your App
Your star rating drives installs more than your description does. Here's exactly when to show a rating prompt — and the five moments that will cost you stars.
How to Rank on the App Store
App Store ranking comes down to three things: the fields Apple indexes, your product page conversion rate, and your reviews. Here's how to work all three.
The 15 Claude Code Commands That Actually Change How You Work
Most Claude Code users are prompting when they should be managing state. Here are 15 slash commands for memory, context, review, and rollback that fix that.
12 Claude Tips That Actually Change How You Work
Twelve specific Claude tips: the prompts to type, the features to turn on, and what each one actually does. Skip the search-box habit and get real work done.
The Odyssey: A 10-Minute Summary of a 10-Year Journey Home
Homer's Odyssey summarized: the ten-year journey home, the Cyclops, the Sirens, the bow — and four ideas from a 2,700-year-old poem still worth stealing.
Getting Listed on Chat GPT
How to get your website listed on CHAT GPT
How to Find Your First 10 Customers (When Nobody Knows You Exist)
How successful founders — from Figma to Notion to Ramp — landed their first 10 customers, and the seven trust-based tactics you can steal for your own startup.
How to Find Your First Customer
50 tactics for getting found, proving value before you're paid, and removing every reason not to try you.
How Nathan Used Sumizeit Microlearning to Turn His Startup Around
How founder Nathan used Sumizeit's 15-minute book summaries, quizzes, and exercises to reposition his startup, fix his sales pitch, and 3x his revenue.
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