Founding Cohort

Vladyslav Marchuk

Engineers and engineering leaders who build, deploy, and scale software systems.

Getting promoted, navigating job transitions, and advancing to the next level in your career.

Automating professional workflows with AI tools — productivity, operations, and task automation.

Take on only what fits. Finish what you start. Always know what's next. Across every domain you care about.

Career Strategist for Software Engineers

Alex Migutsky

Career Strategist for Software Engineers, ex. Senior Engineer @ Microsoft/GitHub

Build Your AttentionOS: One System for Work, Life, Learning, and Side Quests

Microsoft

GitHub

Brainly

Career Strategist for ambitious engineers at high-stakes decision points

<h3>Why I enrolled</h3>
<p class="p2-tall">Get some relief from constantly forgetting important things and find time for learning and personal projects. Build a productivity system that allows me to track my projects, to-dos, work, and goals, keeping me on track and reducing the stress of forgetting important things or struggling with systems that just do not work for me.</p>
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<h3>What I’ll apply</h3>
<p class="p2-tall">I've got the capture and daily flow working.<br><br>This is different from every previous system I've tried, where struggling just meant failure. Something unexpected shifted this week. The "Next Steps" section has been my most ignored - it mostly collects daily chores and personal commitments I keep pushing aside. Today, I had a peak energy window and tackled four tasks I've been procrastinating on for months. Done. <br><br>The system told me when to do them, rather than relying on willpower. That's the difference I'm starting to feel. <br><br>I'm still in my first sprint, and it's not smooth yet. However, I understand why it's not going smoothly and what adjustments need to be made. I haven't applied those changes yet. I also see some concerning signals in my Active Project section :-)</p>
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