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"Great products focus on critical unknowns, not endless curiosity." Better Things Product Strategist @kotsalajnen says the features users remember are often the unexpected ones that create delight.

Product-based startups do not scale by convincing everyone; they scale by deeply serving the right first market. @Starknet Head of Events @angela_s_n and Better Things Product Strategist Aleksandra Kotsalainen will deliver an interactive workshop built around one core principle: great products earn attention, but great PMF earns retention. - Target audience narrowing - Psychoanalytics of customers - Product-market fit clarity - Feedback & Iteration Loops - Weakness-to-strength thinking

something that happens surprisingly often here is when an entire community tells a team one of their products sucks but they have their head so deep in the sand they refuse to acknowledge the feedback they *try and try and try* to force bad models and bad UX onto users because they condescendingly believe they know better never ends well for these teams, because users will always move onto better things

Should you still exercise if you’re sleep deprived? In most cases, yes. Just don’t make it your hardest workout. A single night of insufficient sleep can worsen insulin sensitivity and increase inflammatory signaling. But studies suggest physical activity can help blunt some of those effects. Long-term data also show that people sleeping fewer than 7 hours per night tend to have higher mortality risk, yet among people meeting physical activity guidelines, much of that excess risk appears to be attenuated. This does not mean you can exercise your way out of chronic sleep deprivation. Sleep is still foundational. But after the occasional bad night, some movement may be one of the better things you can do, even if exercise is often the last thing you feel like doing. From my last appearance on @hubermanlab.