Can Patreon Save Open Source?
Can Patreon help sustain open source projects financially?
Good Products Are Hard To Vary
to gain fans who are willing to pay $1,000 a year—no small sum—creators need to offer a
Avoid Catastrophic Loss
If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss, And lose,
Building and Using Tools for Yourself
I know writing journals is helpful to keep track of salient thoughts and information, but writing in them with a
Money as an Indicator of Value
“Money is a neutral indicator of value. By aiming to make money, you’re aiming to be valuable.” (Location 1585)
The Zero Sum Game of Niches
The problem, however, is that blogging in the advice space—where his site existed—is not an auction market, it’
Shitpoop.AI (worth $20 billion)
Have you ever been to a party or gathering and been seated next to someone who just spends the whole
To Stoke the Flames Vs Burn Low and Slow
Early-stage companies are obsessively focused on growth,[1] usually at the expense of retention. That methodology is backwards, because retention
Customer Conversations for an Iterative Product
Perfect is the enemy of shipped. Creating the perfect feature indicates making lots of assumptions without gathering user feedback and
Cyanobacteria First Mover Advantage
#ExplosiveGrowthTip 4: First-mover advantage is useless if the timing isn’t right. Have you thought about ideas, products, or features