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#7 –One weird but oddly reasonable trick
Recorded on 2020-03-11
Justin has made a breakthrough! After years of effort, he's finally found a way to keep his blood sugar low with a diet he can sustain. Mark is cautiously optimistic but wants to see a few more weeks of data. (21:50)
Mark talks about consumer surplus and his thoughts about the patio11 / Ben Ornstein camp of "charge more" vs the Adam Wathan approach of selling $1000+ products for $150. Both strategies can be very successful, but which works better when? (41:55)
Justin created his own utility-based CSS framework with which to build his new app, Taskflow... because that's what he does. It's a little bit inspired by Tailwind. (52:45)
Goals discussion at 1:00:50
Mental Model
Consumer surplus
Justin's goals for next time
Mark's goals for next time
Video version is at: https://youtu.be/PYhB6a12rMg
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Recorded on 2020-03-11
Justin has made a breakthrough! After years of effort, he's finally found a way to keep his blood sugar low with a diet he can sustain. Mark is cautiously optimistic but wants to see a few more weeks of data. (21:50)
Mark talks about consumer surplus and his thoughts about the patio11 / Ben Ornstein camp of "charge more" vs the Adam Wathan approach of selling $1000+ products for $150. Both strategies can be very successful, but which works better when? (41:55)
Justin created his own utility-based CSS framework with which to build his new app, Taskflow... because that's what he does. It's a little bit inspired by Tailwind. (52:45)
Goals discussion at 1:00:50
Mental Model
Consumer surplus
Justin's goals for next time
Mark's goals for next time
Video version is at: https://youtu.be/PYhB6a12rMg