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Then we devolve into talking about Greg Storey’s restaurant habits. Mike and Jessie discuss their hiatus. Jessie starts a conference but forgets to invite Mike. Don finally makes out with Peggy. This week we have Tracy Osborn in the studio to talk about self publishing, designers learning to code, and Westley the cat.
It’s also a part of life. In other words, the key is to learn from the mistakes you see and the mistakes you make and use that knowledge to grow. This week, I want to focus on the top five business mistakes I see entrepreneurs make and how you can avoid them. So that’s the Cliff’s Notes version of two of the five things I talk about in this episode. Listen in to learn more, and make sure you avoid these common business mistakes.
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- In speaking with these entrepreneurs, I’ve realized that I can always find ways to make more money.
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In speaking with these entrepreneurs, I’ve realized that I can always find ways to make more money. What I’ll never get back is the time I spend away from my family to focus on my business, so that’s what I try to minimize. Making mistakes is part of being an entrepreneur, and we all make them.
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This episode we have Larisa Berger in the studio to talk about music and how it relates to code, the portrayal of female engineers on tv, and what’s new on Twitter. Mike and Liam are joined by Amos Kennedy of Kennedy Prints to talk about printmaking, the tech industry, art , and being black in the U.S. There is also some discussion of that time Amos and Mike met Chuck D. You knew they’d spend at least one episode talking about Disneyland. Even if you’re the kind of cretin that prefers Disney World. Mike and Jessie attempt to counter the mega dumpster fire 2020 managed to achieve in record time by talking about movies and TV. This is what the news should sound like.
How can my product, how can my sales page better explain that it is the solution for them? ” Listen to the episode for some specific advice about how to answer those questions. Over time, I’ll get to learn more about you and deliver content that actually matters. Mike and Jesse discuss the Apple Watch and what happens when you run out of ways to make something good and start making them annoying. Like people are doing with coffee now. On this episode, we have interaction design pioneer Alan Cooper on the podcast, and we spend fully half of it talking about his model train project.
Pat Flynn Meet the man who started it all and discover his founder’s story. Mike and Jessie talk about client services.
Arin On Phillip Defranco’s Podcast “let’s Make Mistakes Together” Out Now
When you’re starting to see that income tick up, it’s totally understandable to get excited. It’s when you start obsessing over getting bigger and bigger without having any idea of why you need to hit those new numbers that you run into problems.
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So many people ask me questions like, “How do I build my audience and get bigger? ” or “How do I make sure my product applies to more people? ” The truth is that those are the wrong questions to ask.
The total lack of kombucha on tap. Mike and David McCreath take the opportunity of Jessie being away to complain about how terrible young people are. Greg Hoy of Happy Cog joins us in the studio to talk about running small businesses, the generosity of small business owners, and Owner Camp.
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