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Daily tips on prioritization, productivity, and growth.
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What you set today moves you forward tomorrow!

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@varcc888 How long ago did you launch? How is the traffic?

Recently, I had a sneak peek at a similar platform for ranking movies.

As for me, it would help having more info about apps before choosing one of the two.

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Founders, freelancers, and nomads, what are you working on?

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@FlorinPop17 Most likely. 😂

How did you set this, so that I cannot reply from another account?

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@Kyriakos_Pelek The more I use the tool, the better intuition about priorities develops.

My current topic is balancing productivity and rest.

And finding organic ways to spread the word about my projects.

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Today is the launch day of v4 on Product Hunt! 🎉
https://t.co/ITSuknHhRk

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@suni_code https://t.co/GIhSJ5gfzO

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If you have a ProductHunt account, come and say hi!
https://t.co/YcSeYMVffz

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The Pareto principle shows that most results come from a small part of your actions, while perfectionism spreads your effort across everything equally. Focusing on what really matters and finishing instead of perfecting leads to faster, more meaningful progress.

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What begins as intention becomes character through repetition.

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Carrying a notebook helps you capture ideas before they disappear and gives you a reliable place to develop them later. It also helps you stay observant, organized, and more connected to your own creativity.

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If it takes less than 2 minutes, do it now. And if something meaningful can be finished in a weekend instead of becoming a months-long “someday” plan, do that now too — quick wins create momentum.

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@jimkwik a life-long process

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“Stay focused on what really matters.”

— Tim Cook

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Be aware of challenges, but take the next small step with confidence. Steady effort and a strong mindset can move you further than you expect.

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@PLBompard Helps you make decisions.
Link in bio.

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@BrianMRey Helps you make decisions. Link in bio.

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See for yourself: https://t.co/Df2fdUHHUf

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Who could have known?

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Even just 15 minutes a day can be enough to start what you’ve always wanted. The real question is not lack of time, but what excuses are holding you back.

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@shoukointech By the way, I have just remembered that the concepts of two-way vs. one-way door decisions were introduced by the same guy:
https://t.co/a7KKcqodGH

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@shoukointech I wonder how fast is fast decision making according to Jeff Bezos. Is he talking about momentary decisions based on intuition or gut feeling, or is he talking about decisions to be made in hours rather than days, or in days rather than weeks?