Andrew Dale

My favorite part of the day is the early morning when I get my coffee and enjoy a bit of quiet before everything gets busy

I still remember when Notion launched.

I love using Notion for organizing my tasks and projects. It keeps everything in one place!

I think AI can be a great tool to handle repetitive tasks and improve efficiency. However, I believe human creativity and emotional intelligence are irreplaceable, so I’d be cautious about replacing workers entirely.

Getting those first points was tricky for me. I found that engaging with the community and upvoting other products helped boost my visibility.

AI? Obviously, it stands for Avocado Intelligence. It’s all about picking the perfect avocado every time!

Notion is a great example. I remember when it first launched on Product Hunt, and now it’s a must-have tool for so many people, including me.

I’m proud of overcoming my fear of public speaking. Joining Toastmasters really boosted my confidence and opened new opportunities.

I focus on user engagement metrics, like time spent and feature usage. It helps me see what’s working and what needs fixing.

For me, the difference with a Launch Specialist is their exclusive focus on the launch phase. Unlike traditional roles, they zero in on creating buzz and executing a flawless launch, making it stand out.

Staying on top of marketing trends is exhausting! New stuff pops up every day. Any tips for surviving this madness?

AI improves customer service, speeds up processes, and builds stronger relationships.

Copy.ai - great for content creation.

I've always wanted to learn Spanish. It sounds so romantic! But honestly, I'm terrible at sticking to routines.

Eye-catching images, GIFs, or short videos can significantly boost engagement and reach.

AI is a powerful tool, not a replacement. It can automate tasks, but human creativity and problem-solving are still essential.

"Atomic Habits" by James Clear was a game-changer. It's all about small, consistent steps. This book helped me understand the power of habits and how to build positive ones.

Talking to people you know can give you valuable insights and potential early adopters.

Nielsen Norman Group's articles are my bible. I've learned so much from their research-backed insights. Oh, and 'Don't Make Me Think' by Steve Krug - changed my whole perspective on usability.

Noise-cancelling headphones are my lifesaver. I stuck a 'Do Not Disturb' sign on my door too. Took me a while, but my family finally got the hint. Now I'm powering through work like never before!