This is Rick Rubin.
He's a music producer who's worked with Jay-Z, Kanye & Lady Gaga.
He doesn't know anything about music & made $300M. His badass philosophy for creativity is why artists come to him.
Here's the philosophy:
He aquí al VERDADERO López Obrador.
Dice que la fosa clandestina de Iztapalapa es un montaje en su contra.
¡ INCREÍBLE !
Esto ya es DEMENCIAL
Solo una persona enferma puede llegar a esos límites..
Realmente era un peligro para México..
Disfruten lo votado..
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our site got over 1m clicks from Google in the last 6 months.
we went from 0 to 65k search impressions a day
next month we are expecting to get 100k impressions per day just from Google
cross-promoting and building an SEO strategy is super important for building a long-term product
short-form content is great for getting users but if someone is looking up a specific thing and you rank first you are much more likely to make them a user.
all our blogs are written by AI and then revised by our in-house SEO guy
this Saturday we are going to be hosting a small talk sharing the best practices for building SEO, starting a blog, and getting users from Google + to answer your questions.
if you're interested in attending retweet + comment and I'll DM you an invite
don't miss it :)
A partnership can be really, really powerful.
But it's REALLY hard.
I haven't always gone into partnerships with eyes wide open.
Now I use this due diligence before we do a deal with an operator/owner:
✔️ Background check
✔️ If they’ve ever raised capital, talk to their previous investors
✔️ Review their business's reviews & BBB files
✔️ Attorneys review all contracts prior to doing the deal
✔️ Call and email 10 references
Some other things to remember:
→ Partnerships are easy to get into and hard to get out of. Do you want to work side-by-side with this person in the same office for 10yrs? If not, don’t do the deal.
→ How does this person talk about & treat people they leave or disagree with? Start with the end in mind. Have a conversation about expectations for both sides, then document them. If it’s not signed, it never happened.
→ People change, expect it. Expect people to turn into the worst versions of themselves when money's involved. For many, money creates monsters.
→ Incentives drive actions. If they earn their money regardless of their performance, expect them to do less.
→ Most people won’t want it as bad as you. They won’t be willing to put in what it takes. Set the agreement accordingly.
pero si no la pasas, si sigues callendo en el mismo grupo toda tu vida ,por no estar solo una temporada, NUNCA te vas a permitir vibrar distinto... en pocas palabras te estancas. Aun si amas a esas personas, les puedes amar de lejos, porque te tienes que amar más a ti.
Hay que tener 🍳's para alejarse de las personas que no te suman, porque ese lapso entre tus viejos amigos y los nuevos que aún no llegan, esa soledad, ahi aprendes a amar tu ensencia
The reason it’s called “shiny object syndrome” is that it always looks more interesting than whatever you’re doing.
It’s not a opportunity worth pursuing, it’s proof you’re on the right track.
Never once regretted a big adventure
You can absolutely lock yourself away in your 20s and focus exclusively on building/stacking
But know what you're giving up
You will never get this time back, so if you feel the call to adventure, take it
Adventure & building a biz not mutually exclusive