becoming “high-level” and “strategic” remains the hardest job for “get shit done” founders. especially in a remote org because you can see everything allow people to fail 🙏 support them as they learn ✨ help them stay focused 🎯

Want to work on hard and meaningful problems? Come join a product Squad 💪 We're hiring senior PMs, designers and engineers for an education tech mission. The product is free for students and growing rapidly. See open jobs at: squadformers.com

$150,000 - The annual cost of a 30 person meeting that’s 90min long and occurs every other week. That’s three times as much as Slack, Linear, GitLab and Notion *combined*. Async is powerful!

A long-haul flight with reliable Wi-Fi is seriously the best co-working space ever except I feel a sudden urge to binge watch TV shows instead of working haha. weird

Not every product designer has to know motion but when they do... 😍 This was made by our very own Fateh Zid, such a talented guy. Great to get to work with you buddy.

Just a few years left until I can vote in the U.S! Please vote for me today! Congress is more important than President. 💯

"slow productivity" is a great term: • do fewer things and do them well • only have slack/email/text open during certain hours • work at a natural pace • don't always use a computer nytimes.com/interactive/20…

10 year ago single founders were frowned upon. Today, single founders are respected as much as a team of co-founders. Both single founders and founding teams have strengths, and weaknesses. This equal respect is overdue.

Just launched a step-by-step tutorial for Dream Mapping. Fun to make, hopefully fun to use. Still using OKRs? Make a Dream Map instead! miro.com/miroverse/drea…

Wow what a complete rollercoaster. Banking with Chase and not SVB but impacts felt everywhere. Grateful and yes, tired

The risk is not about AI becoming sentient. It's about it being used for malicious purposes, with *incredible* power.

wow! this really changes everything. again

Studying Picasso teaches you a lot about creativity. Masterpieces can appear like simple acts of brilliance. But behind them is usually a system of constant repetition, experimentation, exploration, failure (and brilliance).

Exactly this with Squadformers. We’ve also landed on that 10% non-profit goal (but in our case measured in time spent building)

11. Landing page for Squadformers. I worked closely with Jonatan Littke and the team to create something dynamic and fresh. I've joined the team full-time as of November! #daretoshare24