Matt Williamson

Shoutout to the Product Hunt community. We found @marsh931 through another Chrome extension he made 🙌🤓 #nerdsunite

Progress requires a struggle. Success demands a fight. You won't get to where you want to be without standing your ground and pushing back against the obstacles in your way. But just because you fight doesn't mean you're guaranteed to win. Sometimes bad things happen to good people. Sometimes the guy doing the right thing isn't the guy who ends up as the hero of the story. Sometimes he is.

One morning about 18 months ago, Dan Waldschmidt got frustrated after being asked this question for the zillionth time and sat down to write an article entitled: "You Have To Do The Hard Things." Over the next few weeks it would be read over 30 million times and republished in Forbes, Vanity Fair, Wall Street Italia, Business Insider, and countless other places. I even got an email from Mark...

Being called "headstrong" usually isn't a compliment. It's the polite way to say that you're stubborn. Unwilling to change. But when you take a deeper look at this idea of being headstrong you realize the brilliance of the terminology. Strong mind. Strong goals. Strong vision. Headstrong. This is the story of Anthony Iannarino, who writes the most popular blog on sales on the planet, aptly...

by the way -- @Danwaldo & I will be here all day answering questions about what it really takes to be successful (it's not all about working smarter) & how you can write your own story of heroism...

An audio collage of clips from a few upcoming episodes...a podcast dedicated to help you achieve awesomeness by providing an oasis of Ordinary Heroes: small stories of extraordinary choices. -- Follow us on social media: Dan Waldschmidt, host: @DanWaldo Matt Williamson, producer: @MattCWill

So... I'm pretty stinkin' excited about the new addition to the Millennial team. What do you guys think?

That image is the featured image on their site -- and I really want to think it's Ira Glass from back in the day (but I'm terrible with faces)

First voice recorder I've seen built on Android. Here are a few more things I found interesting: Pros: - encrypted recording - camera & barcode scanner - hardware SDK Cons: - no XLR input, though this appears to be targeted to medical/legal/business purposes