Yesterday I accidentally deleted my terminal shell (zsh) and I suddenly couldn't open my terminal to even fix the problem I'd caused. I freaked out a bit.

Thankfully, I found an easy solution, so I made a little video showing how you can change your default shell on macOS.

hate when engineers complain about “the requirements not being clear”

your responsibility includes figuring out what the requirements should be - the fact that some parts are unclear is information

no good product has ever been built by outsourcing that process to someone else

As a new designer, finding your first clients can be challenging.

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Quick, underrated SEO keyword research hack👇

1. Go to Ahrefs (or Semrush)

2. Enter your keyword & check “SERP Overview”

3. Check the DR for the top 5

4. If your DR is higher than the top 5, ranking for this KW will be easier & quicker

(Use this to find keywords that are easier to win & help you build topical authority)

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In domains with a very short distance from inputs to financial outcomes PMs have an easier time arguing for focusing on those inputs

When the distance is longer … especially to sustainable growth … you need to align finance, GTM, and everyone that the link is there

My strategy:

1. Be genuine & helpful (without expectation)

This means facilitating intros. Helping people land interviews. Being thoughtful in connecting people. Prioritising relationships over quick revenue. Being known as a super-connector...

I'm convinced that long-term optimism for difficult projects is made out of short-term pessimism.

Wake up assuming everything will go wrong today.

If it does, you're prepared.

If it doesn't, you're pleasantly surprised.