Useful Tools & Resources for Entrepreneurs, Designers & Productivity Nerds
Use these tools if you are an enterpreneur, designer or productivity nerd
“I found” is a series where I share interesting & useful things that I come across on a weekly basis. The topics vary from Tech to Design to Social Media to Pop Culture to Politics to Space to Travel to Productivity to Outdoors to Finance to Books to TV Shows to Youtube Channels to Movies to Self Help. Trust me will be a mixed bag and will help you in your career or personal life one way or another.
1. Punhub
Punhub is a Twitter account that posts quality puns/memes. Don’t judge this Twitter handle by its profile and cover pic. I came across this Twitter account a few weeks back and since then have gone through their entire feed.
If you love puns/memes then you have hit the mother load. Their Puns/Memes are funny, sarcastic, clever, and smart. Sometimes you might have to go through the comments to understand the meaning of a pun/meme.
2. Insight Timer
Insight Timer is a free meditation app that I have been using for the last 5 days. I know there are so many meditation apps out there and how is Insight Timer any different?
Based on my initial experience with the app I feel they have a better free library of meditation classes compared to others. When I say better I mean in terms of pure numbers. Let’s be honest not everyone wants to spend $10 a month on a meditation subscription especially when they are just starting out.
I wanted to explore meditation, and Insight Timer was perfect for people like me who are just starting out and don’t want to make a monthly financial commitment. I have enrolled in a 7 day learn how to meditate course and so far I am enjoying it.
3. Business Wars — Podcast
Business Wars is a podcast by Wondrey productions that dives deep into some of the greatest and longest business rivalries, like Amazon vs Walmart, WWE vs WCW, Uber vs Lyft, and the list goes on. I binged listened WWE vs WCW and Amazon Vs Walmart last week and I was amazed at the depth of research.
Apart from the rivalry, it gives you insight into how these companies started and how they reached where they are today. It’s a must-listen podcast for entrepreneurs. It’s not boring and feels like you are watching a tv show packed with action and drama.
4. Lo-Fi Beats Music
I found this really great Lo-Fi Beats Playlist on Spotify which has become my go-to music when I am working on something and need to focus. The music is very mellow and does not take focus away from your work, it just plays itself in the background.
Lo-Fi Beat is a type of non-lyrical* music that contains origins and influences from Boom-Bap/ New York Underground instrumentals, 1960’s and 1070’s jazz samples, and electronic music. It’s named, Lo-Fi comes from the term “low-Fidelity” which in this case is the reference to the sounds of vinyl crackle and sample distortion which is used in a number of ways.
5. Sketch App Sources
If you are a UI/UX designer and use Sketch then Sketch App Sources is a gold mine of free and paid sketch resources. You can get a lot of free sketch resources to jump-start your project.
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