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Today, I dive deep into the implications of total remoteness (both personally and professionally) and the reason we’re all a little on edge.

Today, we're pushing for discounted plans, adopting more flexible payment terms, and turning your product into a marketing channel. Plus, Jay Acunzo offers no-strings-attached advice to the marketing crowd (every single week).

Today, we're jam-packed. We begin with a question about the crisis, one I’m eager to hear your answers to. Then we pivot from pandemic to positioning with April Dunford. 

We also hear some feel-good news with Grace, and wrap up with a new segment featuring Patrick and Neel from our ProfitWell crew. In today’s topic they discuss: virtue-signaling, and how personal edification amid a pandemic is sometimes feeling more at the forefront than genuine goodwill.

Today, we’re all in for the doers and the makers—with Product Hunt’s Makers Festival, WFH edition. Plus, an insider’s hack to better design, created with pure simplicity. 

Today, we hear from those in the trenches—on what it takes to become the most effective founder out there. Plus, the path to SaaS pricing enlightenment, courtesy of Tyler Tringas. 

Today, restaurant management software company Toast rallies for restaurants. Plus, the latest with the SaaStr team: A global virtual event we think you'll want to get involved in. 

Today, we’re kicking off the week with no slow start. We spy so many B2B SaaSers still out there with grit, grind, and determination—all while helping you keep cranking, too.

Today, it's wartime decision making with Paddle—with a hyper focus on churn. Plus, a look at managing mental health while in the trenches (remotely).

Today, curated knowledge by the work-from-home crowd. And a bit on demand shock, dealing with the hard truth that some companies may just be better suited for managing disruption. 

Today, we are “navigating the surge” with Intercom’s customer support roundtable. Plus, Zapier announces a new tool previously available only to its internal employees—but now, shared with the world.