Hey guys, after exiting my SaaS company last year and sitting on the couch for 9 months I got the itch to start building again.

Just launched a totally free resource site that I wish I had while running my old business; I signed up for email sequences from hundreds of SaaS companies whose design teams I admire, and curated the best emails here. Would appreciate thoughts or feedback on how to make this more useful to you!

Cheers, Dan

Thanks. This looks really useful.

I'd love to be able to browse through them all, and stop for longer on the ones that are most interesting.

So it would be more useful for me if I could go to the next/previous example with either:

* left/right arrow keys on keyboard, or

* next/prev buttons

I run https://www.scraperapi.com which does this!

Not sure about the state of the project, but I remember reading this article last year about Bill Gates starting a new city: http://www.businessinsider.com/bill-gates-buys-arizona-land-...

Not leaving a corporate job, but slowly transitioning from freelancing to working on my SAAS business (https://www.scraperapi.com) full time. I'll throw out the suggestion that maybe you should seek a bit of freelance work on the side so you can have some level of income while you work on your business. Even if it's just 5-10 hours a week, if you can get $100/hr from someone for that you can cover a large portion/all of your living costs if you live frugally. Good luck!

Really great article from Stratechery that informs a lot of my thinking on the subject: https://stratechery.com/2015/aggregation-theory/

Just eating less carbs has made me feel a lot better. I'm not too intense about it, but just being mindful of it makes me a lot less tired after meals.

I did 3 weeks of steak and eggs and it was amazing. It's easy. You eat only 2 things: steak and eggs. Your grocery list is short. Only 2 things. In the beginning is hard, but you see you loosing weight fast and your hunger will go away, but after sometime you need to go back and it other things. It's the perfect diet for me.

Ditto. I now try not to binge on pasta or whatnot, and I find that I don't get that same carb-full grim satisfaction afterwards, but I also don't then feel bloated and heavy either.

Same here... I'm doing my best to do Keto, not forever but just to change my relationship with carbs. Everything I was eating was potato's, pasta, rice and bread. I need to retrain myself to eat less of this shit. Two weeks in and I'm feeling pretty good (so good in fact that I took up running last week and I'm making good progress with that as well!)

Same here. I was pretty hardcore for several months and take a more relaxed stance now. It also helped me lose a few kilograms.

how do you do more relaxed? I lost a massive amount of weight completely cutting carbs (inc recording each macro every day) but stress eating made me put it on again... hoping i can find a more sustainable way...

The Daily by the New York Times is an awesome podcast, it's basically an audio newspaper: https://www.nytimes.com/podcasts/the-daily

Hmm... the latest episode is about how Trump is "on his way to the historic summit meeting with Kim Jong-un". The next episode will be about the actual meeting then I guess. When will it be released?

I would prefer something as fresh as a newspaper. Something like what they had on radio when I was a child. News in spoken form every hour. I guess that still exists :) But listening to radio is a bit clumsy. Guess I should look for a radio station that publishes their news as mp3?