Marina Guastavino

It's super helpful when determining which creators to work with and for what budget. Saves tons of time!

I think it depends on what the extensios are for. If you use them on separete webpages or with different purposes, I don't see the risk of clutter while having many. Currently, I have: My own - Directo (find direct links for hotels and airbnbs) Toucan - language learning, getting new vocabulary Grammarly - better writting Google Translate - easy to translate phrases or a whole page Google Tag...

Distribute your content in different platforms/channels: paid media, social media, guest blogging, PR, etc

Hello! I am working on a Travel Chrome Extension to get better accomodation deals: Directo > https://bit.ly/42sgwwQ It looks for direct links while you browse sites such as airbnb and booking, saving you the hassle of searching for the same property. Completely free for users.

Interested to read the answers!! I also have a Chrome Extension, for travel. What has been working really well for me is answering Quora questions related to what my extension does (getting better deals on accomodations by booking direct) and then promoting those answers. While it is paid, you can use a small budget to test it out.

Hello! I will check it out. I also have a chrome extension, for travel. It looks for direct links to the accomodations you are looking for in sites such as airbnb and booking. By booking direct, you can often skip paying fees and get a better deal. Would love for anytone to test it out and give feedback! Its free for users: https://bit.ly/42sgwwQ

Both my husband and I are entrepeneurs in different companies. When we meet new people. mo one was surprised when he said he owned a company but when I said it a los of people seemed surprised. Not necesarily a negative reaction, but you could tell they didnt expect that.

I really recomend listening to Startup Therapy podcast, it really helps you put things in perspective and realize how so many of us go through the same thing.

Book I read recently and really liked: Ego is the Enemy, by Ryan Holiday. Really opened my eyes to how I see and interpret things. Helpful at a professional and a personal level. Podcast: * Startup Therapy. Helps you see that a LOT of founder go through the same thing, and different ways to approach things. * In spanish, I recommend: Tiene que Haber Algo Más. Its interviews with different...

It might seem "shady", but post that state something incorrect get A LOT of engagement, from users correcting the mistake. Even something silly like posting "crazy Wednesday today" on a Friday.

I use ChatGPT nearly everyday. For content creation, but mainly for brainstorming ans sometimes reasearch as well.

Nope, I like going straight to ChatGPT. I feel it gives me enough flexibility because I use it for so many different things, not only content generation. I also really enjoy figuring out what prompts work best and how to get better results.

I agree! What works for me is to plan out my day with things I want to get done, but that includes things like my morning routine, workout and even social or fun activities. Similar to your calendar, but I do it as more of a checklist, so I can be more flexible regarding times. It is much more likely I will do it if its all written down.

7 for me: My own - Directo Honey Toucan Grammarly Google Translate Google Tag Assistant Bluf

Enjoy the process! Life is the trip, not the destination

I take 2 somewhat fixed breaks, one for lunch at arounnd 13hs(at least 1 hour) and one for tea time at 17 or 18h (20-30 mins), and I try to keep them screen free but not always. Then shorter ones when i get up and walk around the house whenever I feel I need it.