Mia Haris

Grammarly is staying for sure. I recently dropped a fitness app I wasn't using.

Creating interactive videos with AI has helped connect with the audience on a deeper level.

Getting a promotion this year was totally unexpected. It wasn't even on my radar, but I'm so grateful for the opportunity.

I used AI to discover hidden gems.

2025 is all about expanding my technical skills, especially in cloud computing. I see huge potential in building scalable solutions and want to be prepared for the increasing need in that space.

Silent videos with captions make content more inclusive.

There's real value in holding parenting apps accountable for their content and impact.

I think following a rigid formula can sometimes make stories feel predictable. I prefer to focus on the emotional journey and adapt the structure as the story develops. It keeps things fresh and authentic.

This could work really well for discovering new places. Would it also let users book tickets or share their top picks with friends?

I usually focus on getting just one key thing done each day when I am sick. The rest can wait. It is amazing how much better you feel when you cut yourself some slack.

I've found that connecting with your audience on a deeper level makes a real difference. I always aim to create content that feels personal and relatable, even in a fast-charging environment.

I like to set calendar reminders for tasks immediately after meetings to avoid forgetting them.

If you're launching a product soon, take time to comment on other products beforehand. It not only gets your name out there but also shows you're here to be part of the community, not just self-promote.

I've been using AI-powered journaling apps like Reflect. It analyzes my writing and suggests coping strategies or resources, helping me stay on top of my mental well-being.

Slack fits our development team perfectly. The way it integrates with tools like GitHub and Jira keeps everything in sync.