Wayne Dunkley

In a conventional sense, no. But I honestly think that one persons work/life balance can be very different to another’s. As long as you’re healthy, happy and have good relationships with those around then I consider that a success.

Notion, Trello and Google docs. After years of trying the latest productivity tools to hit the market and trying to find the golden bullet for my workflow, I eventually found that staying with the basics and learning to use them efficiently and effectively was all I ever needed.

I see every week as another opportunity for progression. Knowing that every single ounce of effort I put it is calculable at the end of the week and grows exponentially with every new week is enough motivation for me.

I must say I absolutely love this idea. One of the biggest problems I had to deal with when working with agencies and clients is the dreaded “scope creep” and unclearly defined scope. This seems to address both of those issues. I will definitely be having a closer look at Scopey and reviewing it for future projects. Congratulations @gillian_laging @jenna_farrell and team.

My strategy currently is to try and be more visible on the platform pre-launch. Engage in discussions, give product feedback and support your fellow Product Hunters. People are more likely to support you if they recognise you.

This is great advice. I’m very new to marketing on LinkedIn and trying to get noticed is really hard when you’re promoting a product. I’m will definitely try to focus more on contributing to other articles

Hey Neel, would love to connect. I’m currently working on helloinvoice.co. An invoicing platform for freelancers, sole-traders and contractors. Looking forward to launching in the coming months.