Sarah Loertscher

Slack (but only during work hours) and I think that's really it. Oh and Google calendar so I can remember wtf I'm supposed to be doing at any given moment. Usually phone is on silent though.

I use Insight Timer too. I love the sounds and their overall ideals about keeping parts of their app free forever https://medium.com/insighttimer/theres-an-elephant-in-the-meditation-room-854696eb0967

this is hilarious! 👏

I don't use them but tbh I didn't know they made notifications, I just check the screen time hours each week! I'm going to start using them though!

As an addition to all the aforementioned advice, you can also sign up for HARO (https://www.helpareporter.com/) as a source. Just sign up for the general newsletter, don't sign up for specific ones or stories that may be relevant to you might get missed. This email goes out 3x day connecting reports who need sources with, you guessed it, sources (you!). It's a good way see what trends are and...

I think the lack of "free" time - not making the space to essentially play without purpose

@abadesi I'd say #2 - finding the right audience. I know that I'll never feel really ready, and I know the launch will not go as expected because, life, but the marketing and audience gathering always feels elusive. Like the perfect answer/audience/follower/hashtag/ad/etc could be right around the corner and it's tough to say, okay, that's enough, what you've done is enough, let's just get it...

Marshall on Amazon Prime, about the early life of Thurgood Marshall, the first black justice on the U. S. Supreme Court

My alarm! 😴 but then iMessage. And then email or Slack. Although @abadesi I like your strategy!

I love Brave but I mostly use Chrome 🙄 I think I just need to commit to the move and add all the bookmarks, extensions etc.

@amrith cooking, gym time, exploring the Catskills, sleeping in, Netflix, tending to my spreadsheets (yes really), gardening when it's not too hot or too cold or too rainy or too windy out.