Yannick

On LinkedIn.

lol, no idea 😂 what do you think?

Quirky stuff will get you 100x times more attention than looking at your competitors and copying them.

A gum-shooting robot! How cool!?

It’s actually something everyone should do.

Not just create content.

But be content while creating content.

Definitely! Looking forward to them!

Nope, if it's purely a product update, we just send it. People can still unsubscribe.

And even when people unsubscribed, for really important (service) updates we email them still.

What’s your best time of the year?

Mine is when skying is at the top of my activity list on my Apple Watch!

Looking for starter packs with female entrepreneurs / creators in them.

Pls share below! 👇

Just one?!?! 😂

lol, good that you added it!

I'm still enjoying my ski trip with the fam. One of my non-business goals.

Have more fun with the family! 😀

What's the first goal you wanna reach in 2025?

#buildinpublic

Who's gonna enjoy the holiday season

and what will you #buildinpublic during your free time?

Work in progress! Should be in weeks. (We’re combining it with a major overhaul of our tech stack)

🙏

The (not so) funny thing about self-help You probably know Maslow, and you’ll definitely know about his pyramid. For most people, their physiological needs are met, including food, shelter, and safety and security. You'll probably be more hesitant when you think about love and belonging. For example, my dad didn’t show me much love (if any). And I’m definitely not alone. Every house has its share of troubles. In the Pyramid, above love and belonging, there is the self—achievement and pursuit of respect and status. You work hard to get status and respect, and I do what most people do: I’ve read dozens of self-help books and tried dozens of productivity techniques. I listen to podcasts at 1.5x - 2.0x speed. I try to optimize everything about my life, and I’m sure you do, too—with the emphasis on try. Does it really give me status and respect? Maybe. Does it really make me more productive? Nope. Does it make me happier? Definitely: No. There’s this famous experiment where someone needs to put sand and stones in a glass container. When they start with the sand, the stones don’t fit anymore. The stones stand for the essential things in your life. Your family. Your friends. Your passion project. The sand stands for the emails, the distractions, and the podcast at 1.5x speed. Twenty years ago, if you started with the stones, everything would fit in your container. These days, no matter how little sand you put in the container, you can’t fit all the stones. They’re too abundant. So, to get ahead in life, you need to do two things. Choose what stones you’re going to fit in the glass container. And above all, realize that genuine self-help is not about helping yourself become more productive or live a better life. Some of those stones should be about helping others. Once you do that, you transcend yourself. You’ll reach a flow state more often. And you’ll live a happier life regardless of how many followers or likes you get. That’s the true pinnacle of Mas…

I wrote a (not so) funny essay on self-help

Virality built in.

Coke won! 😂

lol.

Here for the comments (and the stealing)

Can't believe I've been on Twitter for 15 years now.

Ohhhh!

Very hard to create a category, a new way of working.

Good luck!!

Interesting! Lots of opportunities for bookmarks still!

lol 😂

good luck with that!

And when you're finished with your exam?

What's a semantic desktop?

Interesting!

Nice! Lots of BlueSky tools are being built!

Is it like product hunt for tools?

Very cool! I'm sure a lot of people will use AI prompt to product

Nice work Jason!

I would definitely show how it works / the end result on the homepage.

Interesting! Are directories still a thing?

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