... that I am not able to manage/fit everything that I wanted to do in my schedule. So I had to "re-organise" some activities and was able to learn something or make myself productive. It includes: Exercising right after waking up (the first round of exercising, because I train 3 times) Reading a book afterwards (a chapter/or learning new things from a text book/ work book) Having the things I want to complete within my sight  if I want ... ... work routine :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @blakeskrable  What about listening to podcasts while exercising or walking outside? Is it better? :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @bencrypto__23  before 6 AM? :D when do you wake

... that the people you think you re building for on day one are rarely the ones who actually pay the bills. Pivoting isn t a sign of failure or a lack of focus; it s just the product finally waking up to reality. I m learning to stop being a "Vision Protector" and start being a "Market Listener," even if it means throwing my first 50 mockups in the trash to follow where the real friction is. Have you ever ...

... friends and I are looking at AI app ideas that help you get on track each day. since how you wake up plays an out-sized role, we're starting there. if you have a sec, take a look at this video highlighting 4 features we're considering, and reply with any feedback. thx! https://x.com/marky_cooper/statu... Comment from Mark Cooper(@mark_cooper7): @manu_goel2  very cool! how does she like it? and how are you capturing her music ... ... choices? Comment from Manu Goel(@manu_goel2): Interesting Idea. Incidentally, I had recently used an AI app for creating a wake

... currently building a daily newsletter aimed towards people who scroll on social media every morning. instead of waking up to chaotic feeds, how much nicer would it be to learn something cool in <5 minutes before you fully wake