Fred Melanson

With the scarcity of talent in today's market I would say you have to.

I use Hugo :)

I'm shocked that Hugo isn't in the responses above!

Cannot live without Figma, Pitch, Asana & Slack

+1 Superhuman :)

Hardest part imo is the fact that you get so attached to them and their life span is only 8-15 years on average...

All hands meeting then Deep Work almost all day! This way I get a lot of hard things done to start the week!

Lo-Fi is proven to increase dopamine levels and focus! My fav is Tony McGuinness deep sets!

1. Read "Write Simply" by Paul Graham! 2. Check out the amazon internal template email leaked 3. Write often 4. Use AI editing tools like copy ai or conversion ai *that's what made a big difference for me :)

Working like crazy affects my mental health for sure. I recently researched ways to boost "happy neurochemicals" (Dopamine, Serotonin, Gaba, Endorphins) in the context of work and found cool tricks: 1. Listen to music while working 2. (This one is obvious) Get enough sleep 3. Volunteer to help a colleague 4. Split your work into small, achievable tasks 5. Work outside (summer) or move...

I do work on weekends because I like working on our product. The trick is making sure you don't feel like you have to, and not feeling bad when taking some time for yourself during the week! For example, I might work on Sunday morning but won't feel bad taking 1hr of my Wednesday to play sports!

@vijayanands The only thing that has worked for me so far is to take the tech teams' ETA, double it and there goes my release/marketing date haha... Maybe a second thing: Taking more time for planning/scoping before they start coding

Focus for sure! There are a million things I could do/work on, but only a few that are impactful. @yeshaswini