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A New Path to the Fastlane - App Development
EXECUTIONGood idea, once you get the ball rolling you might want to integrate features from the apps you will be competing with. First things first though I think you should identify the core feature and publish the app as a minimum viable product. After the app is published then you can add new...- Cameron Akhtar
- Post #13
- Forum: Process and Execution
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No Better Time To Get Ahead
MINDSETThere have never been more sidewalkers. Hell, it seems like less and less people are even in the slowlane. But if nobody is on the road, that means it's wide open for you. In a world where the average American is spending 7 hours a day on a device, out of shape, with no direction in life, it...- Cameron Akhtar
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- mindset motivation self development
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- Forum: Mindset and Self-Development
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Developing Your Personality
MINDSETFor the most part I agree. What I mean to say is that development of the social skills is an important aspect of being a well-rounded sales / businessperson. Part of the same skill tree if you want to look at it like that. And when I say "social life" I don't mean it in the degenerate partying...- Cameron Akhtar
- Post #8
- Forum: Mindset and Self-Development
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Developing Your Personality
MINDSETWhen you are becoming obsessive about your work, its easy to fall into the trap of letting the rest of life fall by the wayside. Even in myself I notice that when I am in a period of really grinding, I can lose focus on the social aspects of life. An extreme example of what I'm talking about...- Cameron Akhtar
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- life advice personality self improvement
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- Forum: Mindset and Self-Development
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ChatGPT / AI reduces our creative mindset
MARKETING CHATWell, when they came out with calculators, people got worse at mental math. So in that regard you're spot on. I totally felt like I wasn't learning anything in high school when I would have chatgpt take my notes for me. Once you let it automate something, you will notice that your ability in...- Cameron Akhtar
- Post #5
- Forum: General Business Discussion
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Intro: Entering the Fastlane in the Martial Arts domain
INTROSomething else that was on my mind when I myself was considering opportunities for business in the martial arts space was the idea of just selling a product that addresses some problem or inconvenience for martial artist's. A great example of a product that already exists is Arm Bar Soap. They...- Cameron Akhtar
- Post #16
- Forum: Introductions
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Don't Let Yourself Go.
HEALTHHow are you going to drive in the Fastlane if your car can only do 25 mph? It's invaluable to your success in the long run that you are working to improve your health. Afterall, isn't the point of Fastlane that you can enjoy your wealth in your youth? What's the point of it all if you have...- Cameron Akhtar
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- fitness health leverage productivity
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- Forum: Health and Fitness
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Intro: Entering the Fastlane in the Martial Arts domain
INTROI do! But you're right, the uninitiated aren't.- Cameron Akhtar
- Post #12
- Forum: Introductions
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Book Recommendations for Entrepreneurs and Business Enthusiasts
BOOKSGood recommendations. I recently read the book Million Dollar Weekend by Noah Kagan, and I found it to be helpful for me in learning how to take the first step and get started with a business. The book walks you through the steps of generating high value business ideas, and quickly validating...- Cameron Akhtar
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A New Path to the Fastlane - App Development
EXECUTIONI like the idea. What will be your angle? How will you stand out from other weight loss apps? There are a lot of them out there. I think that deserves some reflection. If you can set yourself apart from the crowd, you will surely see more success.- Cameron Akhtar
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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Intro: Entering the Fastlane in the Martial Arts domain
INTROI think you could stand out from other franchises if you are careful not to make it feel too corporate. I've been training for five years, and I will say that I am turned off by dojos that have multiple locations. The local, single-location dojos are often much higher quality and have a much...- Cameron Akhtar
- Post #10
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How to identify the need in the market?
INTROI hear you. What I meant by "pains" was inconveniences, more-so than literal discomforts. Maybe there is some process that you do regularly online or otherwise that could be made more efficient with a SaaS? That's just what's on my mind, I'm no expert.- Cameron Akhtar
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Failing Forward: Nuclear Nextdoor Karen Meltdown
EXECUTION RANTThat's a good idea. I think gamifying it that way could make it more exciting, prompting customers to explore local shops that they may not have heard of before. If I revisit this product I will definitely keep that in mind.- Cameron Akhtar
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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Advice for 17 year old teen
INTRO18 year old here. We are alike. Keep trying things. If you have an idea, just get started, before you have it all figured out. Every time you fail you are leveling up the skill of business. Embrace the journey.- Cameron Akhtar
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How to identify the need in the market?
INTROI suppose a good place to start would be to try and find pains in your own life that you think you could resolve. You want your product to create value, and you can create value by easing people's pain, so explore and keep track of your own.- Cameron Akhtar
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Failing Forward: Nuclear Nextdoor Karen Meltdown
EXECUTION RANTThis is how I accidentally started a comment war on Nextdoor with my first business failure. The Idea: My idea was to sell a discount card that would offer customers discounts at local businesses in my home town, like ice cream shops and cafes. My intention was to provide value to the customer...- Cameron Akhtar
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- documenting fail first business karen nextdoor
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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4-Hour Work Week - Worth Reading?
BOOKSI've heard good things about the book, but MJ disses it a couple times in Fastlane. Are there good things to be taken away from it? Or is it all just counterproductive?- Cameron Akhtar
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I've Read The Millionaire Fastlane!
GOLD! HOT!Eye-opening!- Cameron Akhtar
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