Jay Acunzo

OK, came here to share 1 specific thing: I resisted collaboration in my writing (as well as reusable process and structure) for years. That was a big mistake, and I dislike that the ideas have most of us running screaming. (Full disclosure: Rob from ButterDocs sent me the product awhile back to kick the tires, but it's in-line with my experience of how ideas get stronger and teams learn to work...

Incredibly necessary in this world right now. Thanks for building this!

Love this idea so much.

Oh this is awesome

One of those "how has this not existed before???" type things :)

The real work starts now: challenging the assumption that capitalism can't be used for the greater good. Businesses are extremely high-leverage entities that can promote positive change, but they can also feel a gravitational pull towards selfish aims. It feels like the start of a shift towards the former, not the latter, but we need (A) a redefined picture of what success in business looks...

Gotta say how beautifully designed this is. Care for craft is 100/100.

Refreshingly simple, and makes me and my family so damn good every time. I was a very early customer, but now I have a new baby, so naturally my ENTIRE family receives these photos -- to the point where I'm buying albums for everyone for Christmas. Anyway, can't say enough about Nanagram and the PURE GOOD that Alex Cook is doing in the world. 5 outta 5 stars, would 'gram again (and again, and...

True story: At Google, we used to have this internal wiki we built ourselves. I learned the hard way that, with few exceptions, internal tools do NOT get prioritized by internal employees. Then I went to HubSpot and saw how the internal wiki can be both a huge boost and a huge barrier to information sharing. Big fan of Tettra -- simpler than the stuff I've used before. More integrated with...

Hey guys, I’ve known the team @ Quilt for years so I'm excited to share this. Quilt is making renters insurance easy to buy (100% online) & understand (plain English and built for users, not lawyers). They're a group of modern product designers & devs and they feel like they were built today by actual humans, not 1950 by legalese-sharing fax machines.

Guys, I love what you're doing here. So so so much easier to get answers you need or have a voice in your personal life than at work. I've managed a couple teams in my career and honestly was not a fan of confluence or other solutions -- too confusing, clunky integrations, etc. Good stuff!

I love how you included coffee shops on this, and the interactive map at the top is killer. Great stuff, Tim!

This was an unbelievably fun episode to create. I hope you all enjoy it!