Jennifer Rodriguez

Direct tie-in to revenue impact is smart. Curious about how it fares in real-world scenarios though.

Started small, like a chapter a day. Made it part of my routine. Audiobooks helped too, multitasking while commuting.

Attribution is a constant headache. Knowing exactly what's working and what's not across various channels can be a maze.

Both have their merits. Bootstrapping keeps control, aligns with some indiehacker philosophies, and allows for slow, organic growth. Raising capital can fuel rapid expansion and bring in valuable expertise but often at the cost of equity and control.

I've been using OneTab a lot lately.

'm incredibly optimistic about the future of work and technology, envisioning a world where AI and advanced automation seamlessly collaborate with humans, fostering creativity, improving productivity, making work more meaningful and enjoyable, and ultimately leading to unprecedented innovation and growth

love using Notion for its all-encompassing functionality - from project management, note-taking, to collaboration, it's the Swiss Army knife of SaaS tools that keeps my professional and personal life organized and streamlined!

I'd create a SaaS product that automates the discovery and vetting of sustainable and ethical supply chains, making it easy for businesses to transition towards more responsible sourcing and amplify their social impact.