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a place to save and share all your work

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The best hiring filter isn’t resumes and linkedin. It’s side projects.


Switching careers and hiding your past work? Don't reinvent yourself from scratch. Find transferable gold hiding in your existing work. It's what makes you unique. Suddenly that "irrelevant" experience becomes your secret weapon.


Get out of your head and into the world.


Promotion season coming up? Don't assume they remember your best work. They don't. Curate your own case studies. Make your impact impossible to ignore.


"This is so awesome. I want this. I've forgotten about half this stuff." Customer reaction to a new feature we're cooking. 😏


Your best work happens in messy collaboration. The trick is to capture the mess. Log the iterations. Write down your breakthroughs. That's where your real story lives.


Screenshot those kudos, friend. You'll need them later.


You're spending months on this project. Your manager will spend 30 seconds skimming your self-eval. Document your wins like your promotion depends on it. Because it does.


Reminder: The @waybackmachine is a goldmine for finding your old work. Websites, articles, press releases, blog posts you wrote years ago—they're all still there, even if the original site has changed or shut down.


You track your workouts. You track your screen time. You track your finances. But you don't track...what you work on every day? No wonder you feel invisible when opportunities come up.


Professional branding is dead. You're not the same person when you're pitching a startup vs. consulting for Fortune 500 vs. freelancing for nonprofits. Same skills. Different context. Different story. Why pretend otherwise?


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The best way to build teams is around people's superpowers, not job titles


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