Things nobody warned me about as a founder:
→ small decisions are exhausting
→ a quiet head is priceless
→ slow Saturday mornings hit different ☀️
What’s on your list today ? 👇
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Hot take: the best product decisions of your week won't happen at your desk. They'll happen on a walk 🏞️, in the shower 🚿, or halfway through a sandwich 🥪. Protect the weekend; it's part of the job.
5/ When @Microsoft and @AnthropicAI are back: don’t open everything at once.
3 decisions first. The rest can wait. You’ve got this 💪
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PSA: if your entire to-do list lived in one @Outlook inbox, today is a good day to rethink that. (We know a guy. The guy is an app.)
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So, @AnthropicAI and @Microsoft are both down at once.
Coffee break, everyone? ☕ or what are you doing now? drop the comments, we'll like the best choice.
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So, @Outlook is down, so the team walked over to your desk instead. Same questions. Turns out the inbox was never the bottleneck.
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1/ The most expensive things founders drop aren’t big projects.
They’re tiny promises made in passing. A thread on the ones that slip most:
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3/ “Let’s sync Thursday.”
Nobody sends the invite. Thursday comes, nothing happens, and the decision waits another week.
“I’ll intro you.”
The kindest promise, and the one that slips the most.
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4/ We built Solant around this: it reads what changed across your tools, catches the moves that are yours, and brings each one prepared.
You say yes, edit, or hold. Nothing goes out without you.
Private beta. Follow for more @solantcom
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If your #AIChiefofStaff could prepare one thing for you every morning, what would it be?
33%Replies to send
67%Decisions to make
0%Meeting briefs
0%Follow-ups I owe
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