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Is this how one supposed to write daily stand up? πŸ€”

I joined about a couple of months ago, but here's the first time I am writing a daily stand-up post and committing myself to do this every-day.

My name is Deepak, and here's what I am working for.

"Every maker, businesses, an organization should create a community, small or big around what they do. I am building a SaaS product that can help you set up a community page on any website"

Invited a few people to join our community page - and requested to people share their feedback on the product.

So grateful a few buddies responded right away and joined. Received a few feedback too, exactly what I wanted.

On the positive side, I received lots of positive emails on the product, feels so much good when people say "this is Wow".

Also, I think this way people could see what the product does, and if they like what they see then they probably reach out to me asking to set up a community page like this on their website too.

I received a call from a frustrated potential customer for not following up with them. I did felt a little hurt, but guess shouldn't take it too personally. I am trying my best. My team is trying it's best. Should focus on improving the efforts.

Daily Routine:

As a part of today's routine, I spoke to a couple of strangers - potential customers - chatting and knowing them. Read a few pages from the book New Thinking by Dagogo Altraide πŸ‘.

Question: Is this how one supposed to write daily stand up? Help me write better, thanks.

on August 3, 2020
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    That looks fine to me! Traditionally in a team environment, it’s a combination of:
    What you did since last standup
    What you’re hoping to get done today
    Any thoughts or blockers you have

    So your Format is nice, a peek inside your day!

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      Thank you @Davey

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    Keep up the great work @Deepak09. Looking forward to seeing Habitate grow and evolve!

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      Thank you so much, buddy! Good to have your feedback and ideas. Immensely helpful.

      Thanks again @gordon