adithyak

I'm looking for feedback from folks who have used SAAS boilerplates on what has worked for them, and what has not.

Context: I'm someone who's struggled with depression myself, and have seen many others go through the same. I'm better now, and I want to help. Lot of the research I found talk about brain imaging to find the parts of the brain currently activated (under some stressors), and propose solutions.

I'm curious about: 1. the current state of brain imaging technology to accurately identify solutions to help a depressed person 2. what are the blockers to allowing individuals to analyze their own brain state with at-home technologies?

Thank you.

I have worked at & seen start-ups where almost the entire team has an access to the production DB. Sometimes it's read-only access, with only some of them having write-access. Other places it's open write-access for all.

I'm trying to understand if this is a common practice.

I am hoping to startup soon, and I've come across a lot of advice to find mentors who have done this already, and can help guide.

My questions: 1. how did you meet your mentor and build a relationship with them 2. how has it helped you (or not helped you) 3. if you have not had a mentor, what is your view on this 4. any advice on how I could go about finding a mentor

for context: I'm ~8 years experienced, was heading engineering (~50 members) at a startup till recently. No real sales, marketing experience yet.