@samuelbeek it actually is the same person that calls you every day. That way you can create a personal relationship with them---they know how you handle your schedule and what other information you like to hear (weather, news, etc.)
@helencrozier exactly. The whole accountability thing was my motivation behind this concept. I wanted to create a productivity platform that wasn't just a black hole of hopes and dreams but an action list someone holds you accountable for.
@davfry I think "accountability" apps will be a growing trend and can apply to so many verticals.
Rise is an excellent example (connects you to a nutritionist who you send photos of your meals to) - and there are so many other possibilities.
I hacked your app through Zaarly a few years ago (I'd hire someone to call me before business trips so I wouldn't miss flights) and it worked great for me.
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So am I right in thinking this is like Wakie but rather than being peer-to-peer it's more like a PA waking you up ?
@imranghory Similar concept. Instead of being a "wake up call", I view it more as a productivity tool. It's someone to hold you accountable for your to-do list. Most of my friends using it right now don't even have their Morning Person wake them up. I use it as a way to visualize my day and verbalize my goals.
I like this, if theres one thing I know... its that I am not a morning person.
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I gotta say, I'm a fan of Wakie and the main reason is the randomness of it. Most people are very friendly, I usually sing a song. Terribly. In fact they hang up instantly. It's just a fun way to wake up!
Ha, this is funny, cool idea! I’ve added my side project My Morning Routine (http://mymorningroutine.com) for some general inspiration for your morning routine. We publish a new routine each Wednesday since almost two years.
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