Aishwarya Goel
@ag_infer
Mostly Curious!
Aishwarya Goel
aishwaryagoel.com
true simplicity emerges only after you’ve grasped the full complexity first. you can’t abstract away what you don’t fully comprehend. once you deeply understand the entire system — the edge cases, feedback loops, emergent behaviors — then the elegant patterns start to surface, creating solutions that genuinely click.
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I’ll be covering:
- 🎯 The NON-negotiable posting schedule that builds momentum (most people get this backwards)
- ⚡ My 30-minute content creation method that removes perfectionism forever
- 📚 The 6 proven post frameworks
- 🧠 My “bedtime brain dump” system for never running out of content ideas
- 🎨 How to legally “steal” from top creators without looking like a
The $32B lesson about putting yourself out there 💸
That scarf has value not because it’s a great scarf but because I chose to spend an irreplaceable fraction of my life making it. It’s a symbol of how much I care about her.
In short, it has meaning . Meaning doesn’t make an object more useful. It’s not even transferrable. If my mother-in-law gave the scarf to you, its meaning would evaporate.
But I... See more
In short, it has meaning . Meaning doesn’t make an object more useful. It’s not even transferrable. If my mother-in-law gave the scarf to you, its meaning would evaporate.
But I... See more
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1) Build incredibly simple brand association with your category—early.
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Design books for non-designers
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"Functionality creates trust, but it doesn’t create love. Whether it’s the way a waiter remembers your name or how Google Photos quietly curates your best memories into a story, connection comes from the human layer around functionality."
“You have the right to work, but never to the fruit of work. You should never engage in action for the sake of reward…Those who are motivated only by desire for the fruits of action are miserable, for they are constantly anxious about the results of what they do.”
- what Krishna tells Arjuna in The Bhagavad Gita:
