To manage my reading, I set aside dedicated time on weekends or evenings to catch up on saved articles, as I often save more than I read.

I delete articles that are no longer relevant, especially those that pertain to fast-changing news, to keep my reading list manageable.

In the early days of Instapaper, it addressed three key consumer pain points: slow mobile networks, the lack of good reading applications on the iPhone, and the need for a better reading experience on mobile devices.

I treat books as throwaway blog posts, allowing me to read multiple books at once without the pressure to finish them, which has rekindled my love for reading. I filter my blogs very carefully and have a long reading list of a couple of hundred blogs, with a recent standout being 'Melting Asphalt' by Kevin Simler, which offers deep insights into various topics.

I think short-form content is essential, and I’m adapting my old long-form ideas into shorter segments.

I prioritize my tasks by making daily lists and focusing on what I want to accomplish, accepting that my role will often be interrupt-driven.

Despite imperfections, users appreciate the speed and ease of AI-generated summaries and insights, often tolerating lower quality for convenience.

We offer weekly digests that summarize the most uploaded products of the week, making it easy for less engaged users to catch up.

This efficiency enables me to focus more on uncovering insights from the data.