Gus knows more about pizza than anyone I know. Sounds like I’m gonna check out these ovens…

I've seen hundreds of bits of professional advice. Here's the one that had the biggest impact on me. When inviting someone to do something, be explicit about what's in it for them. If there's nothing in it for them, stop. Inviting them is disrespectful and wastes their time.

If you haven’t read my big guide to 1:1s for managers, you should. I wrote about: - Why do them? - Tactical Advice - Bad Signs - Tons of Prompts and more. amattn.com/p/the_big_guid…

Weird Al was oddly a formative influence as a kid growing up in the eighties. Weird Al songs often went “viral” (in the school hallways sense) and myself and many others learned about music by looking for or coming across the parodied. I’m looking forward to the upcoming movie.

The difference between a ten year goal that you achieve and one you don’t is that after 12 months, the former has become a 9 or 9½ year goal. Progress matters, even if it feel glacial in the early days.

Michele is a treasure.

My Slack app, KB Clip , just launched on Product Hunt! It instantly generates rough docs, FAQs, notes and more from your natural Slack conversations. It’s perfect for people who don’t have a lot of time to make documentation. Please give it a look! producthunt.com/posts/kb-clip

A very cool app from a very kind and thoughtful founder. 💯

KB Clip: Turn Slack conversations into documentation in seconds producthunt.com/posts/kb-clip by Matt Nunogawa

Thanks Benjamin Borowski 🦋! Notion integration is in beta and I can't wait to roll it out!

Matt Nunogawa KB Clip Anything that makes Slack better is a good thing. 🙏

"Here's the number I used to win the lottery" –Entrepreneurs giving advice

My favorite web framework and it's not particularly close. I'll be spinning up a new project with this soon!

1/ This week I wrote up a short guide for our engineering teams titled “how to ask for help”. This may seem obvious. It’s not. Here’s a quick thread with the key components:

good advice for anyone of any level, not just engineers.

ChatGPT'ing yourself is the new googling yourself: