A lazy product designer helping brands build for lazy people. | Building @officiallyBTI
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Funny how this feature has been done, a little different. I want to work with @spotifydesign so bad 😭
Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍 retweeted
We've been reviewing for days.
100+ submissions. The quality was exceptional.
Picking 10 from a sea of incredible work was genuinely hard, and that's the best problem to have.
Congratulations to our winners 👇
The $300 pool is yours. Well deserved.
I've been using Typefully for 2 weeks and I think I finally figured out what it's actually solving for.
It's not what the marketing says.
If you publish without observing what works, you're using it like a megaphone.
If you publish and study the patterns, you're using it like a lab.
Clarity doesn't come from waiting until you've thought something perfectly. It comes from publishing, watching what resonates.
Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍 retweeted
We won third place in today’s sellathon @ns.
Myself and @Web3Precious went out to discuss the pain point of crypto native earners and proofing their funds to institutions. The pain & lose that comes with converting assets to fiat just to get bank grade statement for various applications (visa, lease, mortgage) we presented @statem_finance
Shoutout to @SuperteamMY @SoodGen @hanstmy @tuakdotsol @James_of_Arc for putting together this mini hackathon
We're hosting the very first Mini Colosseum Hackathon
Powered by SuperteamMY x Arc (@James_of_Arc) x Curious Ventures (@SoodGen)
A full-day build sprint. Workshops, mentorship, and judges who write cheques. Sell the idea first, then build it using solana.new 🫡
Open to all @ns residents. Zero Solana experience needed.
$1,000 USDG prize pool + Year-long Claude subscription
Are you in? 👇
The second time I fell down the stairs, I was doing everything right.
No phone. Eyes forward. Hand on the railing. Slow, deliberate steps.
I got to the last step and slipped anyway.
That's when I realized the problem wasn't my effort.
Effort matters. But so does stepping back.
When something fails twice, I'm trying to resist the urge to just try harder.
Instead, I'm asking: What am I assuming is true that might not be? What would someone outside this see that I can't?