... There s also a very important point in favor of weekday launches: the weekly ranking. If you want to compete for Product of the Week, it s practically impossible to win if you launch on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. Time-wise, you simply don t have enough runway. Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays

... founder tax nobody talks about You started a business to build something amazing. Instead, you're spending entire Sundays chasing invoices, copying numbers between platforms, and trying to figure out if that Stripe payment actually matches your accounting software. One full day every month. Gone. Just like that. What Well Intelligence actually does: Auto-connects everything - Gmail, WhatsApp, any billing portal flows directly to your accountant or GDrive AI answers your money questions - "How much runway do I have?" gets ... ... seconds, not spreadsheet hours Think ChatGPT for your finances - but it actually knows your numbers and builds charts on the fly Why this matters now We're not trying to replace your accountant. We're giving you back your Sundays

... hackathon a few months ago. Just three products made it over 900 - Feta , HeyForm 3.0 and buzzabout . They crossed 1000 upvotes the days after the launch but during the launch they they were less than 1000. Yet, surprisingly, three Sundays had launches with 600+ upvotes a rare trend. Sunday

... ramping up again. Fow now, it s kind of helped me push through the toughest periods without burning out completely. That said, recently I ve felt the need for more weekly balance too. Even a small sauna session on Sundays helps a lot. How do you approach it? Are you more consistent week to week, or do you go through mid-term cycles like this too? would really like to get your thoughts on this! Comment from Nika(@busmark ... ... least, that's how I feel). So, recently, I decided to take more, shorter breaks throughout the year. So, maybe, I take a longer weekend every once in a while, and go for a trip from Friday to Sunday