Motivation or willpower is not an infinite resource. It's much like a muscle that can get tired. How do you recharge yourself in those situations?

I was wondering if people have a concrete way of tracking their productivity? Are you using a specific metric - like a number of working hours/task completed? or a tool to show you how productive you are? or is it just your own feeling of accomplishment? Productivity, for me, is very intangible and I would love to know how you know / monitor if you had a productive day or not. Let me know under

Hi! I'm researching mental health tools designed to help remote workers. My team is building one about burnout prevention but happy to discover more and build a complete list that could be helpful to everyone.

ICYMI we just announced the Golden Kitties 2020 edition. We have seen so many amazing products launch during what has been a wild year and it's tough to pick. You can now nominate your favorites to win the coveted Golden Kitty trophy. Winners will be announced at our special live event hosted by Casey Newton on the 28th of January. You can also submit a video here

Interested to hear some of the tools founders use on a day to day! My team discovered tawk.to a few months ago (a free customer support tool). It's been invaluable for collecting feedback, helping customers to use our product, and creating a knowledgebase for support documentation. What are some of your favorite tools?

I have worked remotely for much of my career. Not a ton has changed for me so I'd love to hear from others. What have become your favorite tools while working from home? Have they helped you to collaborate and feel connected to your colleagues remotely? And for those who were already remote has anything changed?