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My guest today is Dan Shipper, co-founder of Every.
My guest today is Siqi Chen, co-founder and CEO of Runway.
My guest today is Nat Eliason, one of my favorite writers online.
(00:56) Introducing Nat
(02:06) Using AI to edit his non-fiction writing
(08:03) Why Nat is writing a sci-fi book
(11:42) 3 ways Nat is using AI to write his sci-fi book
(17:33) Using AI to fill in details about a sci-fi setting
(19:22) Novel Crafter as an advanced AI writing tool
(22:57) Why Nat got into crypto with a new baby coming
(26:50) Nat's lowest moment in crypto losing $35,000 in one night
(30:27) Why you must push yourself to do hard things
(34:36) How Nat keeps motivated through small wins
(38:26) The dark side of the creator economy
(41:43) How to avoid making content that you hate
(45:47) Advice for aspiring creators
My guest today is Lane Shackleton, Chief Product Officer of Coda.
(00:00) Cathedrals, not bricks to craft a great vision
(03:41) Moving beyond the 1-line vision with powerful artifacts
(06:46) Translating vision to roadmap with quarterly plus OKRs
(13:26) Why most product reviews fall short
(16:08) How the Catalyst meeting makes reviews better
(22:50) Two way write-ups to avoid the highest-paid person's opinion
(26:31) How to learn by making, not talking
(30:46) The trait that leaders and builders respect the most
My guest today is Robbie Crabtree, founder of Competitive Storytelling.
My guest today is Josh Miller, CEO of the Browser Company.
Josh and his team built Arc, an AI-first browser that users can’t stop raving about. To take on Google Chrome, they’ve raised $550M from top investors such as LinkedIn’s Jeff Weiner and Figma’s Dylan Field. In our chat, Josh gives us an inside look at how the Browser Company crafts great products and hires top talent.
Timestamps:
(00:00) The #1 thing we look for to hire great talent
Where to find Josh:
X: https://x.com/joshm
Get the interview takeaways:
https://creatoreconomy.so/p/josh-miller-inside-ai-browser-product
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My guest today is Dave Kline.
David led teams at Bridgwater for 20+ years, working directly with billionaire Ray Dalio. Since then, he’s coached 1000s of leaders through his course and newsletter.
We spoke about:
- His journey from leader to solopreneur
- How to manage up well
- How to delegate and help others grow
If you enjoy our conversation, please like and subscribe to support the podcast.
Get the takeaways: https://creatoreconomy.so/p/dave-kline-how-to-manage
Timestamps:
(00:00) The #1 mistake that new managers make
(01:40) Top lesson from working with Ray Dalio
(04:25) Dave's journey from leader to solopreneur
(09:36) How to manage up without screwing up
(14:42) Asking for constructive feedback the right way
(19:01) Taking a strategic approach to getting promoted
(25:39) Why you should create a personal brand at your company
(26:18) The importance of delegating until it hurts
(30:29) Managing high and low performers
(35:16) A personal story of when harsh feedback forced Dave to grow
Where to find Dave:
Newsletter: https://mgmt.beehiiv.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidkline/
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My guest today is Scott Belsky, Adobe’s Chief Strategy Officer and Executive Vice President of Design and Emerging Products.
Scott has also advised 100s of startups and writes a popular newsletter called Implications.
I spoke to Scott about:
Why the talent stack is collapsing and what you can do about it
How to improve the first-mile experience of your product
The 4P framework for building generative AI products
Scott is a leader who obsesses about customer empathy and keeping high performing teams as small as possible. If you enjoy our conversation, please like and subscribe to support the podcast.
Timestamps:
Where to find me:
Newsletter: https://creatoreconomy.so/
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My guest today is Ethan Evans, former VP at Amazon.
Ethan rose to VP at Amazon over 15 years and then retired to make $700,000 teaching product leaders while only working 20 hours a week.
Ethan and I talked about:
The magic loop to level up at any company and how to get unstuck
How to systematically build trust with leadership
How to build a $700K+ business while working part time
Ethan is an incredible career coach and product leader. If you enjoy our conversation, please like and subscribe to support the podcast.
Timestamps:
(00:00) Why trust is built more in negative events
(02:11) The Magic Loop framework to grow your career
(04:46) Where people get stuck in the Magic Loop
(07:09) How to ask your manager for constructive feedback
(11:02) The #1 thing that leaders need to do well
(16:38) How to build a strong relationship with your manager
(22:51) How Ethan built trust by taking a risk to disagree with his SVP
(29:41) How NVIDIA succeeded by simply surviving
(31:28) How Ethan recovered from failing Jeff Bezos
(37:39) Making $700K a year in retirement as a creator
(44:31) Every tech person should be doing this
Where to find me:
Newsletter: https://creatoreconomy.so/
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My guest today is Paul Adams, Chief Product Officer of Intercom.
When ChatGPT launched, Paul and the Intercom team blew up their roadmap to go all in on AI. Since then, they’ve built an AI-first customer service suite that can provide accurate answers to customers 24/7.
Paul and I spoke about:
1. How PMs and designers can skill up on AI and get hired to work on AI products
2. Why you may not want to start with the problem when building AI products
3. How Intercom blew up its roadmap to build an AI chatbot that can resolve 50% of support queries without a human
Paul is a thoughtful product leader – be sure to subscribe if you enjoy our conversation.
Timestamps:
Where to find me:
Newsletter: https://creatoreconomy.so/
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