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First: c an you guess in which year noise cancelling technology was invented? Take a wild stab in the dark. I'll wait. When Was Noise Cancelling Technology Invented? The answer may surprise you. was submitted in by Paul Lueg, a German doctor of philosophy and medicine. The first patent application I could find for the active "process of silencing sound oscillations" 1933 The patent was published in 1936, and expired in 1953. It is a thing of beauty: Leaving barely a minute to chance, Brooklyn-born electrical aerospace engineer and computer scientist, Dr. Lawrence J. Fogel, submits in 1954 , which expired in 1977: a patent application for "Apparatus for improving intelligence under high ambient noise levels" The landmark moment for noise cancelling technology didn't arrive until 1982, however, when a professor at MIT named Dr. Amar Bose — with co-inventor John Carter, and under the name 'Bose Corp' — (originally designed for use in aviation). submits a patent application for "headphoning" Dr. Amar Bose taught at MIT for more than 45 years, but it was his invention of the Bose noise cancelling headphones that got him to position 271 on Forbes's richest men in the world list back in 2007, just in the year 2000. seven short years after the Bose Quiet Comfort line became available to the general consumer If you're interested to know more about the fascinating origin story of Bose noise cancelling headphones, you can read later. here's a nice post All this historical context is simply to say, when you ask Google: Are The Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 Worth It? The short answer is: Absolutely. From a technical standpoint, Bose quite literally wrote the book on noise cancelling. And sure, there are an increasing number of competitors on the market today — but if you're the type of person who appreciates mastery and wants the best of the best, Bose is your brand. Whether you WFH and want to mute your spouse and/or children, drown out chatter from your fellow students or colleagues, or use public transport in blissful silence — the are akin to being underwater. Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 And with 11 customizable levels of active noise cancellation, I'm at least a little less surprised to see so many people in Amsterdam cycling in the city with these supremely effective headphones over both ears. 😅 If audio output quality is a dealbreaker for you, you won't be disappointed with the Bose 700 either.  I asked Hacker Noon Twitter for — and I'm happy to confirm: the Bose 700 Headphones maintain crisp, balanced audio when put the test at any customizable noise cancellation setting or (audible) level of volume. all the best songs for testing new headphones — grab the full list here The gestures took me a little while to get used to, but once I did I found them really useful. The Bose 700 touch area is on the front right ear cup, and you can swipe up and down to change volume, and back and forth to skip tracks; double-tap to play/pause or answer a call; long hold to decline a call; or customize the long hold function to activate your preferred assistant or start up Spotify or a playlist based on your listening history (another nod to Spotify's total monopoly of the music streaming market, sigh, but also just a really useful shortcut). I've read some reviewers complaining about the fact that you need to download an app to use these, but as the smug owner of an Apple Watch, that doesn't bother me too much. The Bose 700 are designed for premium comfort. I have a really small head, so I'm used to having headphones feel heavy on the top of my skull, but the super smooth adjustable sliders on both earcups have 100% solved that problem for me. I also really like the way look, especially when paired with other expensive tech accessories, as in this on-point product photo from : Bose In terms of wireless reliability and range: although the initial connection to my Macbook wasn't as smooth as the connection to my iPhone, I wildly impressed by how far away I could get before the connection cut out. Also happy to confirm that a 2.5-hour charge (on the USB-C charging cable 😻) definitely delivers on the 20 hours of audio promised. was A Couple Questions for the Designers of the Next Iteration of Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones Bose isn't known to stick to a regular release cycle, so I don't know when the next gen headphones will be available. Just fr fun, here are some things I'd be interested in if I was a designer on the  next version of this product. Bose Sleepbuds™ don't stream music or podcasts — they only play content only from the Bose Sleep app. I think it'd be cool if that was available to other Bose product users, too. What if you made audio from the Sleep app available on the Music App too? I see at least one ad every day that markets to me on the basis of a product's supply chain or use of environmentally-conscious materials. So I'm always curious how bigger companies (like Apple, for example) are seemingly exempt from those kinds of customer demands. 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While better for the planet than real leather, polyurethane is essentially a plastic, which we all know is bad bad not good). Finished with special anti-stick coating for touch gestures Earcup covers: (...🤷) Other than the democratisation of Bose in-house apps; perhaps a little more transparency around the impact of their materials and supply chain  (and perhaps a shorter product name for the next iteration..?) my answer to the question — Are The Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 Worth It? — is a resounding YES. The sleek feel, flawless noise cancelation, audio playback, call quality, intuitive gestures and neat shortcuts have, IMHO, conspired to reaffirm Bose as the OG MVP GOAT of noise cancelling technology and headphone design. 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This paper is available on arxiv under CC 4.0 license. Authors: (1) Terence Blésin, Institute of Physics, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) & Center of Quantum Science and Engineering (EPFL); (2) Wil Kao, Institute of Physics, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) & Center of Quantum Science and Engineering (EPFL); (3) Anat Siddharth, Institute of Physics, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) & Center of Quantum Science and Engineering (EPFL); (4) Alaina Attanasio, OxideMEMS lab, Purdue University; (5) Hao Tian, OxideMEMS lab, Purdue University; (6) Sunil A. Bhave, OxideMEMS lab, Purdue University; (7) Tobias J. Kippenberg, Institute of Physics, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) & Center of Quantum Science and Engineering (EPFL). Table of Links Introduction Results A. Physics and design B. Device characterization C. Bidirectional microwave-optical transduction D. Pulsed transduction Discussion Acknowledgments Appendix A: Theory Appendix B: Fabrication process flow Appendix C: Optical characterization Appendix D: Characterization of acoustic resonances Appendix E: Characterization of bidirectional transduction Appendix F: Optimization of optical extraction efficiency Appendix A: Theory 1. Coupled mode theory for optical modes hybridization Using a pair of optical resonances increases the intracavity photon number for a given input optical power, resulting in an enhanced optomechanical interaction. Such an optical doublet is implemented here by evanescently coupling two micro-rings, forming a photonic molecule. Consider two bare optical modes with resonance frequencies ωl and ωr that correspond to the left and right micro-rings, respectively. The two modes couple with a rate J, which yields the Hamiltonian [1] and the equations of motion With Laplace transform, they can be rewritten in frequency domain as 2. Transducer Hamiltonian and input-output relations In terms of bare micro-ring modes, the transducer Hamiltonian is given by Note that the piezo-coupled acoustic mode interacts with only one of the micro-rings. To compute quantities directly related to the experiments, we rewrite the Hamiltonian in terms of the supermodes (Appendix A 1) as Finally, by defining effective optomechanical coupling rates and going into a rotating frame defined by the operator we have in the interaction picture. The time evolution of the bosonic modes can be computed using the Heisenberg-Langevin equations given by We can move to the frequency domain by using the Fourier transform along with the properties We then have 3. Conversion efficiency and added noise For the following analysis, we consider the triply resonant configuration where ω+ −ω− = ωm and the optical pump is on resonance with one of the optical supermodes. First, we consider the anti-Stokes configuration where ∆− = 0 and ∆+ = −ωm. From Eq. A24, we have the input-output relation The equations of motion is given by 4. Estimation of correlated microwave-optical pair generation rates Equations A40 and A43 suggest that entangled pairs of microwave and optical photons can be generated in the Stokes configuration since it gives rise to an effective two-mode squeezing Hamiltonian [3–5]. In order to verify that the HBAR transducer can generate entangled pairs of microwave and optical photons, we compute the on-chip pair generation rate, expected to be equal to the output photon flux from the lower frequency optical mode as in standard spontaneous parametric down-conversion (SPDC) scheme. Integrating over the transduction bandwidth, we have In practice, the pump laser should be filtered for the optical output to be dominated by heralding photons, and other losses from the measurement setup can further reduce the effective rate. For η oc = 7.9×10−5 , κ− = 2π×300 MHz and κm = 2π × 10 MHz, this would corresponds to an on-chip pair generation rate of 190 Hz. Losses in the measurement chain will have to be accounted for to estimate the count rate at the detector. In order to measure entanglement between the microwave and optical fields, the on-chip rate must be higher than the thermal decoherence rate of the acoustic mode κmnth,m(ωm), where the thermal occupancy nth,m(ωm) is given by the Bose-Einstein distribution. For ωm = 2π×3.5 GHz and κm = 2π×10 MHz, the decoherence rate at 800 mK is 43 MHz and 0.5 Hz at 10 mK. Therefore, the transducer needs to be operated in the mixing chamber of the dilution refrigerator, with a pulsed pump to reduce heat load. The total rate of optical heralding is hence gated by the pump duty cycle.

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Authors: (1) Gopal Yadav, Department of Physics, Indian Institute of Technology & Chennai Mathematical Institute. Table of Links Abstract Acknowledgment PART I Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: SU(3) LECs from Type IIA String Theory Chapter 3: Deconfinement Phase Transition in Thermal QCD-Like Theories at Intermediate Coupling in the Absence and Presence of Rotation Chapter 4: Conclusion and Future Outlook PART II Chapter 5: Introduction Chapter 6: Page Curves of Reissner-Nordström Black Hole in HD Gravity Chapter 7: Entanglement Entropy and Page Curve from the M-Theory Dual of Thermal QCD Above Tc at Intermediate Coupling Chapter 8: Black Hole Islands in Multi-Event Horizon Space-Times Chapter 9: Multiverse in Karch-Randall Braneworld Chapter 10: Conclusion and Future outlook APPENDIX A APPENDIX B APPENDIX C Bibliography ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I am very grateful to my supervisor, Prof. Aalok Misra, for guiding me during my Ph.D. and making me what I am today. I enjoyed all the discussions that we have together. He trained me so that I can now do independent research. Apart from the research part, I learned many things from him, which helped me in the development of my personality in real life and as a researcher. I am very fortunate to have him as my supervisor. I am very thankful to my supervisor and his family, who always treated me like a family member, and for their encouragement, appreciation, and blessings. Without all these, my Ph.D. journey would not have been so smooth and pleasant. I would like to thank the very humble members of my research committee known as “Student Research Committee (SRC)”: Prof. Tashi Nautiyal (chairperson SRC), Prof. Dibakar Roychowdhury (internal member), Prof. Sugata Gangopadhyay (external member - Department of Computer Science and Engineering, I.I.T. Roorkee) and Prof. Arnab Kundu (Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics (SINP), Kolkata, India, an external member of me as a research fellow of CSIR), for their appreciation, encouragement, valuable comments, questions and evaluating me time to time. I am very grateful to Prof. Dibakar Roychowdhury for the discussions related to the research and post-doctoral position. He always encouraged me not to get tired and never give up. I would like to thank my collaborators, my supervisor, Dr. Vikas Yadav and Mr. Nitin Joshi (Indian Institute of Technology Ropar, Punjab, India) for working on the projects and publishing the papers with me. I would like to thank my colleagues from the string theory and high energy physics group Shivam, Hemant, Jitendra, Salman, Debarshi, Pushpa, Sumit and Abhishek for the valuable discussions, comments and questions. I am very grateful to the two former students from our research group Prof. Pramod Shukla (Bose Institute, Kolkata, India) and Dr. Karunva Sil (University of Cyprus) for their very helpful suggestions and guidance to me which helped me in getting a post-doctoral position. I am very grateful to Prof. Keshav Dasgupta for the help related to academia. I would like to thank Prof. Juan Maldacena (IAS, Princeton, USA), Prof. Andreas Karch (The University of Texas, Austin, USA), Prof. Tadashi Takayanagi (YITP, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan), Prof. Kostas Skenderis (University of Southampton, UK), Prof. Thomas Hartman (Cornell University), Prof. Suvrat Raju (ICTS, Bangalore), Prof. David Berenstein (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA), Prof. Xi Dong (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA), Prof. Arpan Bhattacharyya (IIT Gandhinagar, India), Prof. Christoph Uhlemann (University of Oxford), Prof. Rong-Xin Miao (Sun Yat-Sen University, China), Prof. Xuanhua Wang (UCAS, Wenzhou, China), Prof. Xian-Hui Ge (Shanghai University, China), Prof. Mohsen Alishahiha (IPM, Tehran, Iran), Prof. Sanjay Siwach (BHU, India), Prof. Chethan Krishnan (IISc Bangalore) for the useful discussions and comments during my PhD. I would also like to thank Prof. Suresh Tiwari, Prof. Rudra Prakash Malik, and Prof. Bhabani Prasad Mandal from the Banaras Hindu University (BHU), India, who helped me to start my journey into the Theoretical High Energy Physics during my master’s. I would also like to thank the editors, associate editors, and referees of the Journal of High Energy Physics (JHEP), Physical Review D (PRD), Physics Letters B (PLB), and European Physical Journal C (EPJC) for their comments, criticism, etc. Those comments helped me in learning something new which was missing in my papers. I am very grateful to the organizers (including speakers and participants) of the various conferences/workshops/schools for organizing very interesting events. I enjoyed those events and learned about the many new research topics. I would like to thank the members of Indian Physics Association (IPA) Roorkee chapter. I enjoyed working with them. The members include, Prof. Akhilesh Kumar Mishra, Prof. Anjani Kumar Tiwari, Ishani, Aalok, Jaikhomba, Nifeeya, Prem Sagar, Priyanshu, Ritika, Shikha, Tsewang, Vanshaj, Vidisha. I would like to extend my gratitude to all the faculty members, staff, and to students, and postdocs in the Department of Physics at I.I.T. Roorkee for making this a memorable journey. I would like to thank my colleagues from the : Shakti, Soumya, Monika, Amarjyoti, Sonu, Pooja, Pooja, Manish, Veer and Mukesh for bearing me and making the workplace vibrant. I also thank my colleagues from the all the research scholar rooms. I thank my friends Shailesh, Rahul, Anurag, Nandeshwar, Sarvesh, Amit, Ramnivas, Shubhajit for their time to time motivation and encouragement. research scholar room 2 I am very thankful to have wonderful seniors who treated me like younger brother: Shubham, Naveen, Aalok, Dibyendu. I specially thank Prem Sagar who took care of me always during my stay at IIT Roorkee and Deepak for the wonderful company. I would like to thank Priyanka, Pooja and Jaikhomba who helped in various way during pre-synopsis and thesis submission. I am very thankful to Anil, Ramashish, Amarjyoti, Shakti and Soumya for their real life knowledge, I feel everyone should have friends like them but please don’t follow them otherwise you may get bitten at some places. I am also thankful to Shivam and Shubranshu for their valuable time and discussion on the real life issues. It was a great pleasure to have Manish, Brij Mohan, Ashutosh, Arun, Harsh, Ishitwa, Shakti at IIT Roorkee who are the alumni from BHU. I thank my friends Divya, Pavneet, Ankur, Anshu, Hemant, Anju, Rahul, Ashish, Tejaswini, Gagan, Uwais for their valuable time and discussions (on various topics) during my stay at IITR. I am very grateful to my family for their continuous support and everything. I am very grateful to my parents (Shri Shyam Narayan Yadav and Shrimati Chinta Devi) who always left me free to do what I wanted to do. I was very fortunate to learn many things about life from my grandfather (Late Shri Ghurfekan Yadav). Seeing me as “Dr. Gopal Yadav” was his dream, I think he will be very happy for me wherever he will be now. I thank my maternal uncle and aunty, “Phupha” and “Bua”, and brother in laws who always encouraged me to believe in myself and for their support. I am very fortunate to have bhaiya and bhabhi, Rinki di, Priyanka di, Shaloo, Prity, Sandip, Arvind bhaiya, Santosh bhaiya, Ravi bhaiya, Bunty, Aman, Aditya, Mahesh, Vipul, Pooja, Ranjita di, Anjali, Akriti, Ankita, Shrija, Devansh, Shreya, Shivansh, Tejas in my life. I am very grateful to my school teachers, college/university professors, and all of my gurus in various fields for educating me in various aspects of life. Education can bring changes and what I am today is the perfect example of it. 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After Avengers: Endgame, it seemed that a lot of the storylines in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) were coming to a close. However, not all of them. And on top of that, new ones were already on the horizon. These storylines would come to fruition in the next phase of the MCU: phase 4. This phase saw the continuation of Black Widow’s, Black Panther’s, Doctor Strange’s, and Spider-Man’s stories, and it also saw the introduction of Shang-Chi and the Eternals. If this sounds like a lot, don’t worry. Because here are the MCU Phase 4 movies in order. Phase 4 Movies in Order Black Widow Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Eternals Spider-Man: No Way Home Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Thor: Love and Thunder Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 1. Black Widow (2021) Although Black Widow was introduced early in the MCU, it would take over 10 years for her to get her own stand-alone movie. The movie would give fans more of an insight into her character, her past, and would cover time periods unexplored by other movies. It would also introduce her family: Yelena Belova, the Red Guardian, and Melina Vostokoff as they reunited to take down the leader of the Red Room. But they’ll have to take care of his number one assassin first: Taskmaster. 2. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021) A son going against his father; A tale as old as time. But the reason this type of story has remained prominent is because it’s a good one, and Shang-Chi managed to not only reach its expectations but exceed them. Shang-Chi was living in San Francisco, wanting to put his past behind him. But the past reaches out to him and forces him to not only confront it but also to confront his father: Xu Wenwu. However, this isn’t your typical father; he has immense power thanks to the ten rings. Shang-Chi will have to put all his heart and soul to overcome his dad. 3. Eternals (2021) Just like Shang-Chi’s dad has lived for over a 1,000 years, the Eternals have lived for a very long time. Except they lived for even longer, hiding in the shadows of history. What’s their purpose? To protect humans from the creatures known as Deviants. But when the seemingly extinct Deviants return from slumber, the Eternals will once again have to unite to take them down. 4. Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) At the end of the last Spider-Man movie, the whole world finds out that Peter Parker is Spider-Man. And, of course, his life changes immediately. He’s being interrogated by government officials, he’s being treated differently in school, and he finally has to come clean to his Aunt May about his secret double life. However, Peter can live with all of that. What he can’t live with, however, is the lives of his friends being impacted by his decision to be a superhero. To fix this, he turns to one Doctor Strange for help. The good doctor proposes a spell that will make the whole world forget that Peter Parker is Spider-Man, but things don’t go as planned. What happens next is something that fans have been wanting to see for many years. 5. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022) Coming right off the heels of No Way Home is Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. By this point, the multiverse concept was already something that the MCU was expanding on with shows like Loki and What If? But now, it was Doctor Strange’s turn to jump head-first into the multiverse. After he’s blindsided by a new threat, Doctor Strange and his new ally, America Chavez, accidentally stumble into another universe. They’ll have to fight their way back home to help out Wong and the rest of the sorcerers. 6. Thor: Love and Thunder (2022) After the events of Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame, Thor is going through some things. He lost his realm, his friend Heimdall, his brother Loki, and he feels responsible for the Blip. But in Love and Thunder, he’s finding his groove back. Although the realm of Asgard is gone, the people remain, and they need help. Asgardian children are kidnapped, and Thor and Thor have to save them. No, that’s not a typo. There are two Thors: Thor Odinson and the Might Thor who is revealed to be the returning Jane Foster. And good thing that there’s two of them because the villain who kidnapped the kids is Gorr the God Butcher 7. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) After the unfortunate passing of actor Chadwick Boseman, who played Black Panther/ T’Challa, plans had to pivot. In Wakanda Forever, T’Challa also passes away, which leaves Wakanda without a Black Panther. Although reluctant at first, T’Challa’s younger sister Shuri, is forced to take the mantle after Wakanda is threatened by Namor and the Atlanteans. What ensues is a battle between two powerful nations, both fighting to ensure the future of their people. Conclusion Marvel’s Phase 4 may have had its ups and downs, but overall, it was another fun section in the MCU’s history. Read More: The MCU Phase 3 Movies in Order The Apollo Justice Trilogy: The 5 Best Cases The New Tomb Raider Games in Order

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For example: SaaS, digital products, content, online education, paid online community. has no geographical limitation Create products for the Think about how you can provide values for people who operate remote-first, or those who rely on digital tools/resources. global target audiences. Match your . My marketing channels include: , , , and . Find your winning channel — you don’t need to do be on *every* social media platform. product with the right distribution Twitter Medium Substack LinkedIn Scale your . Create once, distribute forever, compound repetitively. Create evergreen content that has long-term value. The websites I built two years ago and the blog posts I wrote three years ago are still generating sales for my business. personal brand I use Gumroad and Stripe (payment), Carrd and Webflow (website), Namecheap (domain), Notion (project management & documentation), Airtable (database), Calendly (meeting & consultation). Tools to run a remote business. 2. On Deck Founder Fellowship (ODF) 🤝 After launching multiple profitable projects, I decided to discontinue consulting work to explore something new. As a builder, I always wanted to build something that has future valuation. I was at the intersection of media and tech entrepreneurship. But I couldn’t solidify my vision. One day, On Deck’s candidate team reached out for an interview. I’ve heard strong testimonials from my friends who joined ODF. , was my first impressions about On Deck. Needless to say, I said yes. “Standford for the Internet” “Builders build together” and “Silicon Valley in the cloud” I went through the interview call and got accepted in Founder Fellowship 10 in June. At that time, it was a 10-week remote program for $2950 USD (now they are part of ). ODX My experience in ODF A few months after the program, I’m confident to say ODF was time+money well spent. It was a forcing function for building my next thing. My first week at ODF was all about the introduction and getting to know other founders: The rest of my experience as an alum during my cohort: I met ex-founders who’ve sold their startups, talented product minds who’ve worked at top tech companies, speakers from Coinbase and Facebook, etc. You’re in the right place when you’re not the smartest people in the room. Vetted professional network: You’re one Slack DM away from your next intros, connections, opportunities, perspectives, knowledge, expertise, etc. ODF community felt special because people tend to seek to provide values first, before being the receiver. Spirits of service: I met people who’re going through fundraising, pitch meeting, incorporating as a remote company, looking for co-founders, hiring potential talents, and exploring new startup ideas. Diversity in the journey: I’d schedule multiple 1:1 calls till 3 AM, offer my product expertise, and make new connections. We’d attend rapid-fire pitches, venture meals, masterminds, accountability, virtual co-working, hackathons, weekly social, etc. Founders’ activities: Lifetime access, fundraising program, partner offers, freelance gigs, office hours, recorded workshops, directory, talent hubs, etc. Resources: Notes for ODF newcomers: to starting something new as an explorer of new ideas — or a founder who is already working on MVP and want to move to the next stage (i.e. funding, pitching, hiring, customers). ODF is for you if you’re committed you want to pursue. Have a plan on what/who you’re looking for: expertise, industry, sector, business goals, personal interests, support, etc. Use or to keep track of your connections, follow up, or stay in touch. Align your goals with the community activities Notion CRM Airtable There are fellows who commit 5hr/week and those who do 20hr/week. Participate at your own pace and adjust when necessary. Allocate a time that works for you. You can catch up on recorded Zoom sessions. Since I prefer live interactions, I adapted to the Pacific Time from my SEA timezone (Sleep: 4 am; Wake: 12:30 pm). Joining outside of U.S. timezone. is shaped by how much value you put into the community. Your ODF experience 3. Profitable new startup 🚀 ODF has helped me tremendously. Specifically, the 1:1 founder conversations, perspectives from others, and the mastermind sessions. After building multiple projects, I came to a point where I needed to find something that helps me to stay intellectually curious around innovation and media. Therefore, I founded , an online publication that covers consumer tech and Internet platforms. The goal is to help entrepreneurs understand how to build the future. Venturescale Here’s my founder’s thesis: Business Insider acquired Morning Brew, a newsletter company . HubSpot Trends by The Hustle. As long as people are searching for information, new kinds of media companies will continue to form. Media companies are valuable. for $75M acquired Most tech analyses are written by management consultants, journalists, and researchers. Venturescale is done through the lens of a product builder, thinker, and practitioner. Why you? How I built & validated a media startup The best way to indicate a validation — get people to pay for it. I wrote and published my of the venture report and shared it with my email subscribers. Minimum viable prototype. first paid version Over the next 7 days, I received hundreds in revenue. As of today, Venturescale has become profitable. That’s when I decided to pursue this idea. Proof of concept. was the third step. I used to create a one-pager landing page and included a free preview of the publication. As the website content expands, I switched to to leverage the CMS. Website Carrd Webflow Sell first, before you build anything. You can create the distribution (i.e. the audience, email list, followers) before you create the product or startup. You can create a prototype (and sell it), before worrying about the company logo, incorporation, web design, and social media. Lessons. Framework for finding your next thing Finding what to build next is always hard. Therefore, I figured out a structured framework for myself. Your “next thing” could be something that intersects at: (where do you want to be) Innovation, startups, and tech entrepreneurship Domain : (why it’s hard for people to replicate you) being the builder, seller, and storyteller at the same time. Personal moat : (what’s in your toolbox) offer my consulting, strategic, and product thinking skills Skillet : (how do you want to run your day-to-day): bootstrap the revenue as a media startup then expand the platform to be tech-enabled Operation (what do you want to create): tech analysis, market deep-dive, and strategy in consumer tech Creation (who do you want to connect as a result of this project): intellectually curious minds Connection 4. International feature 🥳 I have no idea how much impact I’ve created through my work until I found out I was mentioned all over the places on the Internet. I’m grateful for people who go the extra mile and appreciate my work in public. Thanks for the generosity! Around-the-world-mention 2021: of The Year Product Hunt Community Member in Venture Capital, Startups & Entrepreneurship Medium Top Writer 2021 Nomination in 6 categories Hacker Noon’s Noonies for early-professionals Top 10 Career Influencers by We Love No Code Inspiring No-Code Leaders 2021 How I built an international personal brand? I prefer heads-down building time instead of constantly posting on social media. Therefore, I approached branding through documentation. I started by solving my own problems with tech, building MVPs/side projects, sharing my processes, amplifying through content, and using distribution channels to get discovered. Document your process. Share what you know: insights, mistakes, dos and don'ts, lessons, tools, mindsets. Don’t be that person who is afraid of sharing because someone “will steal my idea”. If you don’t get it out there, you will never know if it’s going to work. Provide massive values. (not in the blockchain context). People trust people who “build” things, not “talk about” things. Create a body of work that verifies your expertise and skillset. It can be creating a personal website, portfolio page, video series, podcasts, blog posts, newsletters, etc. Proof of work 5. Personal growth 💪 This year, I spent a great deal of time on “biohacking” experiments. The goal was to achieve holistic health, increase my “brain RAM”, and long-lasting physical energy. Some notes on 2021: Great 5.0 Business revenue and profit growth 📈 Biohacking (micronutrients, circadian rhythm, holistic mindfulness) 🥦 Practice deep work + deep rest cycle ⏰ (I use for 4–7–8 breathing; for consistent breaks) Interval Timer Pomodoro extension Quality sleep, eyes open ~5 am without an alarm (I use , sleep mask, and took a ) 😴 Bose Sleepbuds II Sleep Masterclass Fair 3.5 Read 16 books | target 25/year 📚 (mostly on tech & entrepreneurship) Meditate 209 hours in total | target 60 min/day (I use , mostly silent meditation) 🧘🏻 Meditation Timer & Log Medium followers hit | target 4,500 🎉 3,000 Poor 2.0 Lack of expressing my thoughts on social 💭 Phone screen time/day~2 hr (target 1 hr/day) 📲 Daily movement 135 min/week (target 300 min/week) 🏃‍♂️ [1] Find me on Personal Site / Twitter / LinkedIn 🔥 [2] Insight on building things in tech — Join my newsletter 💌

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