Had my first "sales" call for NextStep, Forgot to prep, so I spent 90% of it asking questions Rushed through the demo in 5 mins before the end, just showing parts that I thought were relevant 1 hour later “When can we start using it?” Lol dumb luck, probably would have

Part 2: Why I give a sh*t about Process Management I hate when my job feels like Groundhog Day The work sucks and doesn't get better Constantly following up the same people for the 7th time Making the same mistakes Same sh*t, different day But it can be better 👇

✅Cutting yew trees with a dodgy macro in RuneScape ❌ 90% of AI agent demos

Startup idea 👉 Gamified Customer Support or email Add in a simple streak system for # of days that you clear the help tickets or hit inbox zero

How many checklists do I need to create before I realise the majority of processes aren't worth building...

One underrated sign things are moving fast Your landing page feels outdated every week

Headphones are dead Everyones asleep Might raw dog a deep work session

Process just got sexy 😍 Yep, that's the worst headline I could think of 🤣 Just shipped a new update to NextStep 🎨 Customise Process Checklists with Cover images and Icons 🏃 Cover images and Icons pull through to Shareable Process Links My inner designer is so glad after

i have done something deeply uncomfortable for my next video: i donned a lanyard. and I method-acted as a bureaucrat. (daniel day-lewis: run at me.) through he/him, I explore why every big idea in australia - housing, high-speed rail, even fixing potholes - dies in committee.

↗️ Shareables Update Log 1.04 You can add more types of custom elements to templates –– Images –– Embeds –– Links + a few performance fixes for large Airtable bases

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People don’t know what they want until you show it to them. – Steve Jobs Weirdly, one of the better reasons to ship fast

Left or right?

Start your next project with a giant scroll of paper I learned this from my friend Rob Kalin, founder of Etsy. When he starts a project, he gets out a giant piece of butcher paper — like three feet by sixty feet. When you start the project, you put your first ideas down in the

Before finding product market fit, if you don’t make growth+retention your priority you will not grow After finding product market fit, if you don’t make growth+retention your priority you will lose product market fit

I love voice AI, and all, but I really wish there was a way that you could be more instructive eg if I'm in a spreadsheet, I would love to say "Can you give me a formula to do X?" rather than go to ChatGPT, ask how, copy the formula and then put it back in