Arnaud Coutin

Tweeting about 🤖 tech & data 🌟 product 🎢 growth 🚀 startups | #LowCode enthusiast | Currently Head of Data Ops at @chance_france | 🇫🇷

[Arnaud Coutin @arnaudcoutin]

If you want better results, focus on systems rather than goals.

It's important to achieve a goal but it's even more important to understand how you achieved it and be able to replicate it.

Being 1% better everyday will have a huge impact in the long run.

Systems over goals.

[Brian Balfour @bbalfour]

I’ve secretly 🤫 been using a new product every week that is now live for everyone.

Today we are launching Reforge Artifacts and it’s completely free 🆓. Take a look 👇

Artifacts let you access the real work from those who have done it before, so you’ll never have to start from scratch. Some examples:

👆 Product Review Systems from Casey Winters, Tom Willerer, and others

🧠 Product Strategy and Roadmaps from Adam Fishman and Sachin Rekhi

🪜 Career Leveling Guides from Julie Zhou, Barron Ernst, and Kevan Lee

🧪 Growth + Product Experiments from Lauryn Isford, Matt Woods, and Ben Williams

📈 Quantitative analyses from John Egan, Dan Wolchonok, and Yousuf Bhaijee

🧐 User research projects from Amber Rucker, Mike Fiorillo, Shelly Eisen-Livneh

And sooooo many more.

You can sign up here → https://t.co/zcearP8HBR

Preview some artifacts here → https://t.co/VJpV8Q3HoT

These are NOT blank templates. Artifacts are the real work that contain the substance, nuance, insights, and realness.

Here are a few things you can do with Artifacts:

🔎 Find artifacts relevant to what you are working on
💡 Access notes from the creator about the story, lessons, and insights
⭐️ Save artifacts and share them with colleagues
🔁 Remix artifacts to create your own version

Artifacts is such a simple but powerful idea I can’t believe we didn’t think of it before. I’ve wasted so much time recreating something thousands of others have already done.

Artifacts can help accelerate a lot of work (like open-source code) by enabling building on each other.

Would love to know what you think.

[Arnaud Coutin @arnaudcoutin]

@10xTeamDev @dbt_labs @getdbt Another area that will for sure be following next is everything around workflow automation (Zapier, Make, etc). It's so critical for a company on a daily basis, and it’s still a nightmare to manage properly, especially when your team is growing and real-time is involved.

[Arnaud Coutin @arnaudcoutin]

@10xTeamDev @dbt_labs @getdbt It can feel a bit overwhelming and time-consuming at first but putting in place these processes in your critical ops flows is a key element to put your company in a position of success and properly scale your operations.

[Arnaud Coutin @arnaudcoutin]

@jordan_ross_8F onboard

[Paul Graham @paulg]

Pol Pot killed between 19% and 26% of the entire Cambodian population.

https://t.co/OzJdbYZl6T

[Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom]

How to learn anything.

The Feynman Technique:

[Naval @naval]

Either create wealth or a passive income, or become a monk, or do what you love more than money.

What remains is taming the mind and the body, seeking truth, creating love and art.

The world has nothing to offer you.

And you are free.

[Arnaud Coutin @arnaudcoutin]

@marclou 🙌

[Easlo @heyeaslo]

My one-person business made $300K in revenue last year.

I didn't hire anyone or write any code.

Here are 9 highly useful websites:

[Arnaud Coutin @arnaudcoutin]

@enzo_ferey @leeerob Ahah nice thx 🙏 I was looking for that few weeks ago but I found another way

[Arnaud Coutin @arnaudcoutin]

@hedrickagency @webflow @NotionHQ 🙌

[Sergio Pereira @SergioRocks]

Don't waste time studying billionaires like Musk or Bezos.

It fills you with survivorship bias. It's inspiring, but very misleading.

Instead, it's much more useful to study people who are 2-3 years ahead of you in pursuing the same goals you have.

A few examples below:

[Arnaud Coutin @arnaudcoutin]

@enzo_ferey Thx for sharing 🙌

[Arnaud Coutin @arnaudcoutin]

@enzo_ferey Ship, ship, ship 🚢

[Dalton Mabery @dltnio]

Tiago Forte is the mastermind behind most modern Personal Knowledge Management theories. He's also a genius in online courses.

From note-taking to productivity, business, and life – here are @fortelabs top tweets condensed into one thread.

[Matthew Kobach @mkobach]

I've noticed many accomplished people:

• Take risks
• Work hard
• Are optimists
• Sell their ideas
• Focus intensely
• Change their mind
• Build their network
• Think independently
• Are internally motivated
• Have too much self-belief
• Are impossible to compete with

[Arnaud Coutin @arnaudcoutin]

To be a great leader, it's your responsibility to give people the tools to succeed.

You need to give enough mentorship, guidance, freedom, and empowerment to bring together a team of self-driven experts who will enable you to achieve amazing things.

[Arnaud Coutin @arnaudcoutin]

No/low code approaches offer many opportunities to bootstrap businesses. However, there are still transversal key skills required to leverage those tools, including:

1. Fundamentals of design & HTML/CSS
2. Basics of Javascript & SQL
3. Automating workflows by connecting APIs

[Arnaud Coutin @arnaudcoutin]

Your love for experiences and relationships will leave behind a new way to design customer journeys and deliver customer happiness. You have been and you are still a source of inspiration for many entrepreneurs.

[Arnaud Coutin @arnaudcoutin]

"Happiness is really just about four things: perceived control, perceived progress, connectedness (number and depth of relationships), and vision/meaning (being part of something bigger than yourself)."

RIP Tony Hsieh 🙏