Nat Eliason

I've gotten to know @rileytomasek and Standard Resume a bit over the last couple months and have been really impressed with the new Standard Resume product. I helped run a bunch of professional development type workshops in college, including resume building & design, and having something like this to help expedite the process would have been fantastic. Also having looked at thousands of...

@zbijelic shared the Milestone Motivator with me through the dev process and I really like the psychology behind it. We set goals in spreadsheets and Notion and such, but they're easy to forget if you spend most of your day in Shopify. Having a way to set and track some of those goals right in the dashboard is a good way to keep them top of mind and make sure you're working on things that make...

I'm a huge fan of Roam since I started making the transition a couple weeks ago. As a base for personal knowledge management it has a much more pragmatic philosophy around how information should interlink. I love it so much so that I wrote up a 3,000 word user guide on it: https://nateliason.com/blog/roam

I got to play with an early Scout and it was really fun looking around the restaurant we were in trying to find the cameras, even if we got some funny looks. It's small enough to be easily tossed in your luggage, so I'll be bringing mine on trips from now on.

I've tried basically everything for productivity, and while there are many other great time tracking tools out there, this is the best. Something about the manual action of starting to track, plus having a physical visual cue for what you're supposed to be doing, is unmatched by the other solutions to this problem. Pros: This is the best productivity device I've found, nothing else really comes...

I love this 😂, but what about copyright? The Twitter logo definitely seems risky. Are people's tweets copyrighted automatically? If I saw you were selling something clever I tweeted and not cutting me in on it I wouldn't be happy.

This is great, especially for writers trying to get into a more regular publishing habit. Any plans to add a feature where you can pay to not be embarrassed? :P

Nailed my Myers Briggs, a few weird outliers (18% chance of dying in traffic accident?) but felt accurate overall.

Super cool, for anyone who hasn't seen @levelsio progression to learning VR you should check it out here: https://levels.io/from-web-dev-to-vr-dev/

I got to beta test Connector and it's the best tool I've found for promo outreach. I was using Outreach.io before, or hacking together email scripts with Zapier, and this just makes it so much faster and easier. Quickly becoming part of the daily promo routine.

Been using Quuu for a couple months, big fan :) The things I tweet from it usually get good engagement and being able to add the best stuff I'm finding to the queue for other people is fantastic

Somehow, it makes me even more frustrated than Flappy Bird did

Started using Brain.fm when we featured it on AppSumo, it's really the first "sound for focus / relaxation" that I've used and haven't thought it was BS--I actually notice it working. One thing that would be great is adjustable times. If I could run it on a Pomodoro cycle that would be even better :)

Love the new branding, congrats @ankurnagpal!

Hey @jwmares and @yegg, have any channels come up since the first book that you missed?

Let's say I'm just focused on Facebook and Twitter, what are the main reasons to switch to Kuku from Buffer?

@jwmares and I created this as a follow-up to our successful "Programming for Marketers" email course that we launched here last January. (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/programming-for-marketers). Happy to answer any questions!