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The psychology of “free” plays a powerful role in marketing — it triggers an emotional response that bypasses logic. When customers see something labeled as “free,” their brain perceives it as zero risk and instant reward, releasing dopamine — the ha

You won’t always feel like it. But show up anyway. That’s how winners are built.

“Why Your Brain Loves That App: Neurodesign Secrets in Mobile UX” Neurodesign is the art of designing user experiences that tap directly into how the brain reacts—and mobile apps use it masterfully. Colors, shapes, and animations aren’t random. Red

People who built great stuff and got users to use it. How did you market your stuff? Where did you get initial users?

I built a mini graphic design tool it's not perfect yet but it's super easy to use

Most agency owners don’t have a client acquisition problem. They have a system problem. You’re great at delivery. But your outbound? Inconsistent. Manual. Random. That’s why I built ApexNexuss Outreach GPT — the same framework we use internally to:

Like guys when I was in 8th doing coding and enjoying shits thinking I will be someone great someday. But now realising how times passed 4 years passed almost in 12 rn stucked in jee and shits . I kinda feel like I am not made for this but later thin

Day 78: Planned a "rest day" but my brain had other plans Helped some juniors, took a 3hr nap, went to bed early. Should feel refreshed right? Nope. Some weird thoughts won't leave me alone