Going Fast vs. Going Slow : STN edition

Hello Folks,

Welcome to today’s edition of Noteworthy, where simplicity meets strategic intent. 🤗 

Why We’re Here to Build, Not Just Grow

There’s a story about a bamboo tree that I always come back to. In its first year, it barely grows at all.

In its second and third, it’s the same story—still hidden beneath the soil, building roots that no one sees.

And then, in its fifth year, it shoots up 80 feet seemingly overnight.

But was it really overnight? Or were those deep, unseen roots the real foundation for its sudden rise?

This story reflects a principle I hold closely, especially as we scale Speech to Note😀 

“Grow fast, built to crash.
Grow slow, built to last.”

I’m a firm believer that meaningful growth—the kind that stands the test of time—can’t be rushed.

We’re here to build something more than a momentary tool; we’re here to create a legacy of value for our users, rooted in the feedback and experiences that shape our journey.

Inside Our Building Process

Our team has been in non-stop creative flow recently, dedicating hours to ideate and refine everything from upcoming features to the tiniest UX details.

We’ve been juggling major plans: expanding the app (in the works), considering a new update, and ensuring Speech to Note’s features evolve seamlessly with you.

Every session brings new ideas, deeper insights, and a collective commitment to make Speech to Note something you genuinely love using.

And here’s where you come in.

Every suggestion, every review, every single piece of feedback you give us fuels these conversations and helps refine our vision.

So keep those insights coming—they’re the bedrock on which we’re building.

Community Corner

📚️Book Recommendation:

Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown.

For anyone who values deep focus and a commitment to what truly matters, this one’s a must-read.

Video Recommendation:
📹️ "Why Some Companies Last Over 100 Years” by Simon Sinek.

An inspiring watch on why purpose-driven companies stand the test of time—a theme that resonates deeply with us.

Closing Thoughts:

Building something that lasts isn’t easy, but it’s infinitely rewarding. Thank you for being a foundational part of this journey with us.

Here’s to creating an impact that lasts, step by step. 😃 

Cheers,

Abhishek.