Yasmin Atkinson

I'd lean toward hybrid. You get the best of both worlds: office for face-to-face collab and remote for deep work.

Since I'm working on a tech tool aimed at freelancers and small business owners, that's my primary target audience.

Tools like Adobe Spark or Canva can help maintain visual identity.

Growing a community typically happens on platforms like Reddit, Discord, or even Twitter.

Thank you for sharing the tips !

Threads is a great tool for transparent and real-time communication with your team, which can indirectly boost your marketing.

I have to complete the duties for our upcoming sprint. Prioritizing urgent fixes, new features, and tech debt always involves some juggling.

We both have the same list, So useful right ?

Congratulations again on the launch! I'm excited to see the Shopify NFT Minter App evolve and grow. It's an exciting time for the NFT industry, and your platform is making it more accessible and inclusive for all.

Taming AI? It's all about regulations and ethical AI frameworks. AI's like a kid, needs boundaries to not go wild. OpenAI's doing some cool stuff in this area. But remember, it's a fine balance.

Took a trip to Bali once. Perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Breathtaking beaches, great food, and friendly locals.

Content calendars and batching tasks are game-changers. Plan out the content, then create in bulk. Repurposing content across different channels helps too.

As someone knee-deep in the marketing trenches, I can relate to the daily struggles we face. From targeting the right audience to standing out in the crowded digital landscape, it's a constant battle. And let's not forget about the ever-changing algorithms that make our lives oh-so-interesting.

This app make me hungry! haha but congrats @ece_cokar

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Absolutely! I've been using the 2-minute rule from David Allen's "Getting Things Done". If a task takes 2 minutes or less, I do it immediately. It works wonders for email management and small house chores

Throw out a simple poll or ask for feedback on Twitter or LinkedIn. I've also found success with Reddit's various entrepreneur and startup subs. Just be prepared for brutal honesty, that's where you'll get real value.

Keeping it short, sweet, and focused. Prepping an agenda beforehand is a lifesaver. Clear goals, right people, and no room for fluff - that's the ticket.

Excellent travel aid; I'll give it a try the next time I take a long drive.

Oh, I've got a few I swear by: uBlock Origin - Ad-blocker extraordinaire. LastPass - Saves my sanity with password management. Pocket - For when I'm buried in tabs and need to save something for later. Grammarly - Like a friendly proofreader always having my back. Dark Reader - All websites in dark mode, saves my eyes at night.