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Jon Howski's avatar

Wow. What are we, like three or four days into this 30 day experiment and each essay has hit harder than the one before. There’s so much actionable advice in each one that by the end of the month it’ll be like a full MBA on life.

I’ve watched Easlo (and you) from afar for a few years and been amazed at how both your businesses have grown from such humble beginnings.

Kudos to you and here’s to the next twenty odd days.

The Prairie Programmer's avatar

This is good! One of my favorite thoughts has been if no one is paying for something, there is likely a reason for it. Vary rarely does someone come up with an original idea.

The Prairie Programmer's avatar

I'd be interested in your thoughts on a new product or service in a specific area. For example, bringing something from a larger city to a smaller city. New to the area but not necessarily a new business model.

David Huber's avatar

My wife was just telling me to do this same thing! Your protocol was pretty enlightening - super helpful to have some of those details spelled out.

oz's avatar

just need to know how to sell it

Pelle Martens's avatar

The whole time I was reading this I had this feeling that maybe we're all a lot less broken than we think we are. We just forget ourselves sometimes. I enjoyed this! Thank you 🙏😊

Justyna Kustrin's avatar

Brilliant. And so well written.

Aniket Chhetri's avatar

Execution on proven ideas beats waiting for a unique one. Great reminder here.

The Drift Report's avatar

If it's humanly possible, it's possible for you skips the part where the person two steps ahead also has two steps of audience, capital, or timing you don't have yet.

Action: Find the gap between you and the model you're copying — name what it actually is, not just "they started."

Jerald Mortos's avatar

hey, brother. your idea that you cant be a copywriter if you dont have a copywriter role model {Nicolas Cole} is agreat reminder.