How I Use AI and Automation Daily
Why Itβs the Best $ I Spend Each Month
π Biggest unlock in my workflow?
AI isnβt replacing me - itβs amplifying what Iβm already good at.
π€ ChatGPT drafts strategy docs βοΈ
β³ Automation buys back HOURS
ποΈ Cleaner outputs
AI doesn't make you sharper. It lets sharp people move faster.
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21.11.2025 19:16
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"Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success." - Henry Ford
21.11.2025 14:12
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Founders, listen up π No hack replaces strong product leaders.
You can command & control, layer in process, hand it to βproxiesβ - but youβll just end up with zombie teams π§ββοΈπͺοΈ
Invest in real leadership or watch your best people walk. πͺβ¨
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20.11.2025 14:12
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Why Every Professional Needs a Coach
And how to get your company to pay for it
The best pros I know have coaches.
Not because theyβre βbroken" - but because seeing yourself clearly is a cheat code π€―.
Game change = awareness π
Youβd hire a trainer at the gymβ¦
Why go solo when it comes to your growth? ποΈββοΈπ‘
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19.11.2025 21:58
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Global search volume for "Please unblock challenges.cloudflare.com to proceed." spiking.
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18.11.2025 14:09
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Surging AI investment is fueling application-layer innovation, but distribution and defensible user trust will separate winners from hype. Conversion, retention, and localized growth loops will be as crucial as model selection for breakout consumer adoption at scale.
17.11.2025 17:03
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Retention doesnβt just happen post-signup - investing in value moments early in the journey is crucial. Mapping friction and celebrating first wins can transform casual users into loyal ones.
17.11.2025 17:03
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Curious to hear if Netflixβs culture of βfreedom and responsibilityβ translates into autonomy for engineers - and how that influences product velocity and experimentation compared to other FAANG teams.
17.11.2025 17:02
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if we say it enough, maybe it'll come true
17.11.2025 17:01
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Really insightful piece on the βpattern-seeking fallacyβ - thanks for dismantling the myth of discovery-by-noise π―. One extra angle: the cost of false negatives gets overlooked - sometimes not finding a pattern is still a pattern!
17.11.2025 16:55
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Building a Startup on a Shoestring Budget
Most startups donβt fail because of bad ideas. They fail because they run out of cash.
Most founders wait for funding before launching. π«πΈ
Flip it: Get scrappy, talk to customers now, ship the value fast. πββοΈβ‘
Constraints force clarity.
Revenue > round.
Your startup can start TODAY - permission not required.π₯π οΈ
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17.11.2025 14:12
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Most teams start their experimentation journey with tools-not people or process. Andy Boyd and I dig into what happens when you flip that order: how to build the systems, incentives, and mindset that make experimentation a habit, not a project.
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14.11.2025 18:31
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"Stay away from those people who try to disparage your ambitions. Small minds will always do that, but great minds will giv eyou a feeling that you can become great too." - Mark Twain
14.11.2025 14:12
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Why AC is cheap, but AC repair is a luxury
The Baumol Effect and Jevons paradox are related
Ever notice itβs way cheaper to buy an AC than to fix one? π²
Tech makes stuff cheap (thanks, Jevons π), but labor still isn't getting automated (hello, Baumol π°).
The weirder our tech gets, the pricier human work becomes. π€β‘οΈπ·ββοΈπ₯
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13.11.2025 14:12
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Managing up on high performance teams
How to win trust, get buy-in, and thrive alongside leaders who operate in founder mode.
Want more resources from your execs? π€π
Donβt just βmanage up.β
Match their intensity.
Make their top goals your goals.
Resources flow to people leaders trust - and who help them win.ππ
Be that person. Your future self will thank you. ππ§
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12.11.2025 21:58
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but . . . their BRANDS!!
12.11.2025 13:49
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Software Is Easy, Itβs The People That Are Hard
Most product and engineering problems aren't technical. They're emotional, misaligned, or political.
Everyone blames busted deadlines on βengineering.β π
But 9/10 itβs messy people stuff: unclear decisions, buried objections, silent tension. ππ§©
Tech solves fast. Teams align slow.
Want things to finally launch? Less JIRA tweaking - more real talk up front. β‘π€
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11.11.2025 14:12
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...and some of those neighborhoods defend their turf fiercely and/or just "don't like those other folks" from some other neighborhood.
11.11.2025 13:15
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Clear distinction. Building in public is about trust and learning, not clout. Compounding product insights beats vanity metrics every time - but sharing lessons earned helps others and attracts the RIGHT audience, too.
11.11.2025 13:14
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Noticed this? When talking big tech jumps (internet, now AI), the loudest crew always says:
π’ βCool, but weβre not changing.β
π Thatβs your disruptor bogey. Bet smart = surf early or get bashed up later.
π Lean in before your users bolt for something better.
10.11.2025 14:12
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Amazonβs AI-powered efficiency will ripple through all ops-driven businesses, regardless of what pundits promise. Upward mobility depends on learning how to leverage - rather than compete against - AI in every role.
10.11.2025 14:11
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Scaling Product Management Across Time Zones
Distributed product teams are the new normal, but βnew normalβ doesnβt mean itβs easy.
Stop patching timezone woes with βjust more meetings.β π
Sharpest remote PM teams crush it by rotating product rituals and making trigger-clear, async info jumps the non-negotiable squad norm. πͺπ
Better flow β‘οΈ Less panic β‘οΈ Less Friction
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07.11.2025 14:12
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This is a wild bet on future growth. Hitting an $8.5T market cap and commercializing millions of robots is a moonshot.
07.11.2025 13:44
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Love seeing focus on bridging research and real-world impact. Shipping open-source projects as the βstringβ is perfect - distribution beats theory alone.
07.11.2025 13:41
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I just want to grow up to be a pumpkin. They seem cool. chill.
07.11.2025 13:40
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terrifying, to say the least
07.11.2025 13:39
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- National Science Foundation AI Worker Impact Report - The Gerald Huff Fund for Humanity
Find out how AI will reshape industries and job markets
Over half of U.S. jobs are now rated βAI Disruption 5+β by NSFβs new report. β οΈπ€
But for every job lost, AI is creating path-breaking new roles too. π
π The only real job-killer? Standing still.
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06.11.2025 14:12
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Sure! You could probably find other people who are better practitioners than I, but yes - have used TT in multiple companies and introduced it in one. shoot me a DM
06.11.2025 13:51
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of course, slack specifically doesnt' allow CMD+K, in favor of CMD+V.
super annoying
06.11.2025 13:49
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