Dominic Bouchard

Weekends are more relax but I can't waste those precious uninterrupted work hours. Its the perfect time to work on something light or that you've been delaying. I live with roomates so I get enough social interactions anyways :)

Wake up at 7am, a Sunday. Getting my workout right away. Starting to code at 9am and getting 4-5 hours of uninterrupted deep work :)

Helping others? It's even better if its written so people can also see it and eventually find your product.

I would say asking genuine question to your audience. i.e Anyone good in marketing that have strategies to engage your audience? :) But seriously, nothing works best than asking help, advice, feedbacks.

I don't want to be silly but using Chat GPT drastically increase my shipping rate. If you know what you're doing, its a game changer. I use it mostly to think about architecture or how I'm going to code something. I write want I'm going after and it will give you mulltiple ways to do what you want. Pick the best for your need. Anyone else?

I used an Oura ring and if I don't wake up at the same time (AKA decide to stay in bed 1-2 more hours) my sleep score decrease the next day. I'm not sure if its because I had more sleep or because my body think it will be the same the next day, but my sleep efficiency decrease when I oversleep. Anyone else is using Oura?

I'm considering sharing my journey on Twitter with almost zero followers. Any tips to start "building in public"?

Value that address the core problem your product is trying solving. That said, its easier said than done. For example, for productivity purpose, I track my time with a Pomodoro timer but its hard to be consistent at it. Sometimes you lose the motivation to do it and your return to a more chaotic way of working. To solve this, I added some gamification to the process (I did the same with my...

I worked remotely and sought to be more mindful of my time and deep work. So I started tracking my time using a Pomodoro timer. But you quickly lose the motivation, and it's hard to be consistent. So Timerwise aims at solving that by using a Productivity Score (relying on session worked, pause time, context switching, consistency, etc.), gamification (enforcing proper work ethic and...

Nice! Always amazes me how many different product there are for teams.

I feel there's a lot of good productivity tool out there. Some saves me time, others help with tracking my productivity. As an example, a tool tracking my productivity - seeing my progress (or lack of) over time keeps me accountable. I can see if I'm stuck at the same place and then course-correct. (I'm into journaling - I feel its the same principle)

Hey @richardesigns. Yes, I do. If I can work for around 50 min without interruption, I take a 10min break. (my version of Pomodoro timer). I reflect at the end of each day/week on my performance and try to adjust where I went astray.

Make sense! I used Airtable to keep track of products sprints/specs. Do you use an app for your screen usage? Like IOS apple screen time?

Hi guys, I worked as a lawyer for a few years and we still use (physical) law books or expensive legacy software during a law reasearch. State laws are available for free online but navigation is cumbersome at best and a physical copy is still preferred. Lexis Nexis offers "online books" with their license but it's quite expensive, and not the best experience overall. A fast app to search...

Congratz on the new launch! (I like the creator selection btw 👌) This is the future of university/school curriculum (multiple teacher, different approach). Love it

Sweet! Comparing dilution results when adding funding round is a game-changer. Was using Airtable but thats very interesting.