... silently speak, it would convert your brain signals into a voice that sounds exactly like you. It literally felt like magic. The Hard Truth About Hardware But that was the problem. As soon as we had it working, we hooked it up to ChatGPT, Siri, and Alexa. The results weren t great. Because the stuff in your mind is extremely rambling. Okay, we ve got this, I thought. We dove into creating something that could structure the rambling in your ... ... that, we weren't even a consumer software company. By January, we were seeing long posts on LinkedIn and X about how the product had changed people s lives. We also saw ~20% of our users convert to paid (vs

... only rather established projects will get away with. At least you have to explain it rather thoroughly. Comment from Stefan Fischerl nder(@stefanfis): I'm surprised you find this monetization model convincing. To me, it borders on blackmail getting users hooked into a workflow, possibly involving lots of data, and then one day starting to charge for a feature that was previously free. While this approach might work for larger companies, I think it's a surefire way to drive users ... ... totally free).. and another one I have is Mailchimp. Also the Google Cloud suite is amazing (I have the subscription for Gemini, which boots the Drive and other features as well). So they have free features that kept me hooked

... were either paid, limited, or flaky. So I wrote my own automation scripts with Node.js and Puppeteer to monitor pages and ping me when something changed. Then came online shopping, job listings, and even obscure web forms. I was hooked. Now I ve turned it into a product - with an AI twist. Here's what monity.ai does: Use natural language prompts to define what you're watching for - like "notify me if the price drops below $300" or "alert ... ... everything in the background Think of it as an AI agent for the web - watching, analyzing, acting. It s generic on purpose, because I wanted something flexible enough to handle everything from: tracking prices spotting job post updates monitoring competitors

... potential users to engage with my stuff. I took a coffee sip, ate my peanut butter and started watching the video. I need to admit...the things that guy said, and the examples he gave got me HOOKED. Now STOP. If you still reading, the techniques from the guy really work ;) I just used it above to describe you how it happened. (It did happen like this). Without further ado, here is the insights I got from the guy when ... ... Comment from Hussein(@hussein_r): @cryptosymposium  Absolutely! At the end of the day, emotions drive everything especially in how we connect with products and ideas. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @cryptosymposium  When it comes to finding hooks