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Cole: Drafting in a blank document without planning leads to failure
“The thing that most writers and most people who want to write don't realize is that many of the decisions get made before you start writing. So if you start, if you come up with an idea, and your first thought is I should open a Google Doc and I should start w…”
Lieberman: DTC founder earns $40K monthly from software affiliate Google Doc
“There's an entrepreneur I know, and I don't know if he wants people to know this, so I'm not going to say who it is, who built a popular direct to consumer company, sold this company, and he has found a way, he has manually built his stack. So he created a Goo…”
Riley Brown: Every Action in Notion Is Programmable Through MCP
“Google Docs makes it impossible, but Notion, literally every single action you could take in Notion is now programmable through this MCP. So an AI agent can just do those things directly if it has access to the Notion MCP server with all of those different too…”
Bush: Generic tool roundup threads build audience size, not personal relationships
“If you only write threads about Google docs and, you know, Chrome extensions, you're not building any kind of personal relationship, but it's okay if you choose to play that game.”
Tossell: Standalone AI writing apps lose users to workflow friction
“If you have to go to another place to start writing your thing, but you actually like writing in Google Docs, like that's already a change of scenery for you, and it might already disrupt your flow, and you've got like your templates, you've got things that yo…”