Podcasters who do guest interviews:
1. How much time do you spend researching before you hit record?
2. What's the most underrated tool in your workflow?
Working on something and looking to chat with anyone doing 2+ episodes/month. 20 min, no pitch — just want to understand your process.
DM me if you're up for it.
If you're replacing an entrenched product (say Airtable for Excel), features may win.
If your product is new, novel, difficult to understand, *always* lead with benefits. How do you understand benefits? Talk to prospective users about their problems and their pain.
Incredible self-own by California bureaucrats.
“Three men I spoke with in the largest billionaire Signal chat said they ran an informal poll, and seventy percent of the chat (around sixty people, not all of whom were billionaires) indicated they would leave the state if the ballot proposition passes. According to that same poll, around 15% have already left the state.
I’ve spoken with around ten percent of billionaires in the state myself. Of the 21 men I interviewed, 20 would have been impacted by the ballot measure. All 20 of them, including the Democrats, as well as several of the most committed diehard proponents of revitalizing San Francisco, are now developing an exit plan. (Three have already left.) “
Much as everyone should wait tables in their youth to appreciate the plight of the server, everyone should publish code so that they might empathize with developers suffering at the hands of the Army of Ackchyually. 👌🏻