... only to the health of our product, but to our own health too. We remind each other about getting enough sleep, eating well, organize running challenges that last for weeks, and some teammates have even given up smoking or alcohol. And I wonder how other makers deal with this. Do you think the maker lifestyle makes it easier to develop bad habits - simply because the work never really stops? Or is taking care of yourself actually part of being ... ... exercise, and proper meals become the easiest things to postpone. The sustainable approach is to treat health as part of the operating system, not something to recover on weekends. Comment from Rafik Mkhitaryan(@rafik_mkhitaryan): Haha, Adana, love this topic

... that doesn't mean that they will not create any other space or waste time in general on the internet. Comment from Ruxandra Mazilu(@ruxandra_mazilu): I think it's hard to pick a side on this topic, as a full ban feels like too much, yet social media can be quite harmful as well. I would probably be in favour of adding way more restrictions. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @roopreddy  It is about a sort ... ... social skills. The role of government is to set basic guardrails when something impacts kids at scale, similar to age limits on driving and alcohol

... organized by the French Embassy. It was really nice, even though it lasted only two week, and now I forgot a lot :) Comment from Tetiana(@tetianai): @busmark_w_nika  me too :D Comment from Tetiana(@tetianai): Great topic! Work goals: Make MultiDrive a top-3 solution in this field Build partnerships with other vendors Personal goals: Earn an Amazon certification Continue learning French and Polish Spend more time with my family and support them Comment from Mitja Martini(@mitja ... ... handle both in January? Comment from Nikhil Shahane(@nikhilshahane): @malithmcrdev  Love the single minded work goal. All actions lead to Rome. Or in this case the $30kMRR. Comment from Scott Metcalf(@trackslife): Don't drink alcohol

... scale. Comment from Robin Greenwood(@robingreenwood): @busmark_w_nika  Not sure about Sweden, but a very large part of German's population is 60+ And this upside down pyramid isn't getting any better. It's must-have topic. Questions might be: who feels responsible in helping solve it, and where's the business model Comment from Melonie Green(@melonie_green1): @busmark_w_nika  Exactly the research cost and time alone filter out a lot of good health ... ... that also heaving impact the later years in life, by helping people generally stay more active and healthy (without necessarily have a goal of being an athlete), by moving more, eating better, sleeping well, reflecting on your mood, reducing alcohol

... that really plays out. What s next when you ve already hit the top so young? Definitely something more of us should reflect on. Thanks for sharing this! Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): Nika, you bring up very interesting topics to talk about. I think that when we're young, we try more things that are part of adult life, and sometimes something meaningful can come out of it. What do you think? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @whoisrade ... ... exit etc. They are not in peace :D Comment from Bingbing Yan(@onbing): @busmark_w_nika  U r totally right, Nika! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ixord  yes, but many people at that age try cigarettes, alcohol