Anaya Fatima

I really relate to this. For me, building the product felt like the main job but I've learned that sharing my story builds connection. I use LinkedIn and Twitter the most. LinkedIn brings thoughtful conversations, while Twitter helps me move fast and test ideas publicly.

For me, my non-work checklist is more about energy than tasks. I try to move my body, read a few pages and spend some quiet time without my phone. If I do at least two of those, I count the day as a win.

I tried MUJO out of curiosity and stayed for the quality. selfie turned into a full pack I'd actually post. It feels more like a creative tool than gimmick, which I really respect.

For me, AI is a power tool, not a brain. I decide what matters; it fills gaps. I won't outsource architecture or user empathy. My fear is overfitting to AI defaults. Long term, product taste beats raw coding skill.