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Rishi Kar

Entrepreneur and a Product Leader from Berlin, Germany

Issue #408
Rishi Kar's workspace

About

Rishi Kar is an entrepreneur and a product leader. He is currently working on an indie app called 6000 thoughts, your personal life and thinking coach.

He previously co-founded and sold an ed-tech startup Learning Outcomes and have led product teams at Zalando and Zeitgold.

Photos

3 images
Rishi Kar's workspace — photo 2
Rishi Kar's workspace — photo 3

Gear

17 items
Computer 14' Apple Macbook M1 Pro with Magic mouse and Magic keyboard
Monitor 27' Dell Ultrasharp monitor
Desk Wupper desk from Hoeffner Buy
Monitor Navaris Monitor stand from Amazon Buy
Software Quntis Monitor bar lamp (I added this later, love it) from Amazon Buy
Headphones Anker Soundcore mini speaker Buy
Computer Ivoler laptop raiser (Very nice when working from a café) Buy
Accessories Immunition drink from Allbeing (my sister's startup)
Phone Ikea phone holder
Lighting Thrift store lamps picked up from weekend markets in Berlin
Software A marble magnet from Kos, Greece that reminds me of a Hippocrates quote "Anything exaggerated is contrary to nature"
Accessories My Rose road bike and Jetblack trainer Buy
Accessories My small but mighty guitar pedals (NUX, MXR Fullbore metal, TC Electronic Ditto Looper) Buy
Software A red leather test cricket ball (I use it to rubber duck or be stupid and break things in the house)
Accessories Vic Firth drumstick that I caught at a live Meshuggah concert Buy
Accessories Capcut & Veed.io (video editing) Buy
Software Youtube & Spotify (music)

Software

5 apps
Figma & Canva (design)
Notion & Apple notes (writing, productivity)
Android Studio & XCode (code editing)
ChatGPT & Playgroundai (ai tools)
Garageband (audio editing)

Interview

2 questions

› What is your favorite item in your workspace?

I love my monitor bar lamp. One of the cheapest upgrades that I have made and one of my most recommended ones.

› How do you spark creativity?

I am trying to fully embrace Ed Sheeran's approach to creativity. So, just let it all flow out.

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