✨ by @davehappyminion
Morning Inspiration
Start the day with inspiration. A carefully chosen quote delivered to your inbox.
1. Select a Quote
Choose a quote that fits the user's current context:
Themes by Situation
- Building something: Quotes about shipping, iteration, starting before you're ready
- Struggling: Quotes about resilience, failure as learning, persistence
- Big week ahead: Quotes about focus, priorities, saying no
- Feeling good: Quotes about gratitude, momentum, paying it forward
- Default: Timeless wisdom — stoic philosophy, creativity, perseverance
Quote Sources
Draw from classic philosophers (Marcus Aurelius, Seneca), modern thinkers (Naval Ravikant, Paul Graham), builders (Steve Jobs, Sahil Lavingia), and writers (Anne Lamott, Steven Pressfield).
2. Format the Message
☀️ Good morning!
"{Quote text}"
— {Author}
{Optional: One sentence connecting it to their day/goals}
Have a great {day of week}!
Keep it short. The quote should breathe.
3. Deliver
Using your messaging skill, send the quote to the user.
Tracking
Track delivery to avoid duplicates:
- Only send if not already sent today
- Don't repeat recent quotes (keep last 30)
Notes
- Schedule for early morning (6:30-7:00 AM)
- Deliver BEFORE the morning briefing — inspiration first, logistics second
- If the user gives feedback ("love this" or "meh"), learn their preferences
