Thread by @5harath

Not knowingly or knowingly I have shipped all my products taking the #buildinpublic route 🚀

Here are some lessons I learned from my experience:

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1/ Be transparent:

When you allow yourself to be open and transparent, the community sort of shows interest in the work you do. Also, they contribute things you never expect.

2/ Don't be invisible:

There is a high difference between practicing what you are good at in closed indoors vs trying openly in public. You learn a lot when you put your work outside.

3/ Learn from your critics:

I learned how to be open to criticism. By listening to the feedback I understood what people want and how to not be too attached to what I want to do. And I feel that’s the best way to learn.

4/ Ask, ask, ask:

I learned how to ask and get answers. Most of my projects were shipped based on the answers people gave. I give total credit for my success to the community.

5/ Be humble:

IMO build in public helps lower your ego. There is no way you can be egoistic when everything you are doing is in public. You will fail in public, learn in public, and succeed in public.

That's all I got for you now! Would love to hear your experiences as well and if you like the thread share or RT it!

Thanks for reading 🙏