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  1. Matter if you're selling satin sheets from Shopify's in person POS system or offering organic olive oil on Shopify's all-in-one e-commerce platform. However, you interact with your customers, you're covered. And once you've reached your audience, Shopify has the internet's best converting checkout to help you turn browsers into buyers. Shopify powers 10% of all e-commerce in the United States, and Shopify is truly a global force as the e-commerce solution behind all birds, Rothies, Brooklyn, and millions of other entrepreneurs of every size across more than 170 countries. Plus, Shopify's award-winning help is there to support your success every step of the way if you have questions. This is possibility powered by Shopify. So check it out. Sign up for a $1 per month trial period at Shopify. That's shop-i-f-y, shopify.com slash Tim. Go to Shopify.com slash Tim to take your business to the next level today one more time, all lowercase

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  2. UK select countries in the EU and Australia. This episode is brought to you by Shopify, one of my absolute favorite companies, and they make some of my favorite products. Shopify is the commerce platform revolutionizing millions of businesses worldwide, and I've known the team since 2008 or 2009. But prior to that, I wish I had personally had Shopify in the early 2000s when I was running my own e-commerce business. I tell that story in the four-hour work week, but the tools then were absolutely atrocious, and I could only dream of a platform like Shopify. In fact, it was you guys, my dear readers, who introduced me to Shopify when I pulled all of you about best e-commerce platforms around 2009. And they've only become better and better since. Whether you're a garage entrepreneur or getting ready for your IPO, Shopify is the only tool you need to start, run, and grow your business without the struggle. Shopify puts you in control of every sales channel.

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  4. Off for the weekend, something to think about. If you'd like to try it out, just go to tim.blog slash Friday, type that into your browser, tim.blog slash Friday, drop in your email, and you'll get the very next one. Thanks for listening. This episode is brought to you by Eight Sleep. Temperature is one of the main causes of poor sleep, and heat is my personal nemesis. I've suffered for decades, tossing and turning, throwing blankets off, pulling the back on, putting one leg on top, and repeating all of that ad nauseum. But now I am falling asleep in record time. Why? Because I'm using a device that was recommended to me by friends called the pod cover by 8 sleep. The pod cover fits on any mattress and allows you to adjust the temperature of your sleeping environment, providing the optimal temperature that gets you the best night's sleep. With the pod covers dual zone temperature control, you and your partner can set your sides of the bed to as cool as 55 degrees or as hot as 110 degrees.

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  5. Hey guys, this is Tim again. Just one more thing before you take off, and that is Five Pullet Friday. Would you enjoy getting a short email from me every Friday that provides a little fun before the weekend? Between one and a half and two million people subscribe to my free newsletter, my super short newsletter called Five Bullet Friday. Easy to sign up, easy to cancel. It is basically a half page that I send out every Friday to share the coolest things I've found or discovered or have started exploring over that week. It's kind of like my diary of cool things. It often includes articles I'm reading, books I'm reading, albums perhaps, gadgets, gizmos, all sorts of tech tricks and so on that get sent to me by my friends, including a lot of podcast guests and these strange esoteric things end up in my field and then I test them and then I share them with you. So if that sounds fun, again, it's very short, a little tiny bite of goodness before you head.

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  6. So just make a little bit of extra effort. Noah, thank you so much. This is fantastic. Check it out, folks, million dollar weekend. We will put links to everything in the show notes tom.blog slash podcast. And until next time, thanks for tuning in, everybody.

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  7. Hear, here, that is definitely true and also it will just preserve the gas in the tank too. Life is short, but life is also long in a lot of ways. So spare your calories when you can. Be kind to recharge yourself and others. You're going to have off days too. There are days when you're going to wake up, and as I've heard said before, it's like if you wake up and you meet an asshole on a given day, that person's an asshole. If you wake up and everyone's an asshole, you might be the asshole. And they're going to be those days.

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  8. Congratulations on all the crazy success. I had no idea that it had grown in the way that it's grown. And what fun, amazing. Barcelona.

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  9. Certainly, check out the book, but I suppose you don't have to check out the book, right? You just have to do something and hashtag 48 hour challenge in the blog comments on the blog post associated with this episode. Good endurance. Amazing what ketones will do for your brain. I cheated. But thank you for the time. Always great to see you.

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  10. Noah Kagan everywhere. It's a million dollar weekend.com. And again, if you want to throw your hat in the ring and give the 48 hour challenge a shot, listen to this episode.

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  11. In the books. The book is Million Dollar Weekend subtitled The Surprisingly Simple Way to Launch A Seven Figure Business in forty eight hours people can find that on the website million dollarweekend. com. If people want to interact with you online, do you have any preferred socials or anything else you'd like to point people to?

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  12. Totally. And it works. People have done it with past appearances. People have done it with writing that you've shared on the blog. And now you've encapsulated it all after a lot more experimentation.

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  13. Getting started, the original, and I'll just read this because I think it's worth reading. Of course, wow, well, first of all, congratulations, Cindy. That's so fun. So here is just a portion. The trick I learned while mentoring with Tim and Noah is to keep things as simple as possible, focus on the most leverageable and important thing that would yield the fastest all caps and best results. So this is after she mentioned she sold out her event. And then she goes, would I have sold out this event in 36 hours if I'd used PayDADs? No, all caps. Would I have sold out this event if I'd gone around to find the nicest, most expensive place to rent? No. And then in parentheses, I got a free office space instead through a colleague and brought my disco lights. Would I have sold it out if I just sat in my chair complaining that there wasn't enough time? No. What I've sold out if I reached out to people who didn't know me, no. It went on and on and on. And that's amazing. That's amazing. Yeah, that's wild 10 years later still going. Good for her.

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  14. Started for entrepreneurship dream. We probably had roughly one or two days. I mean, it was not a lot of time. I mean, we had a little bit of time, but it was constantly for a TV show, right? It's like you're stopping, you're starting, you're stopping. If you add up the total number of hours, that's wild. That's been super cool.

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  15. If you forget that, there are going to be probably a lot of comments, so you'll be disqualified if you don't do that. Follow the rules. Any length limits or anything?

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  16. forty eight hours Any other recommendations for people who hear this, they're like, I'm excited, I want to give it a go. Any other specifics, catalytic ideas, anything at all that you'd like to add to that? So again, folks, you're going to go to Tim.log slash podcast, look up Noah Kagan, go to this episode. There'll be a blog post for it. And then you're leaving a blog comment with hashtag.

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  17. Make sure you're paying attention. So tim.blog slash podcast find this episode. You're going to have to do a little work, no Kagan. It's not that hard. Put in the guest name. It'll pop right up. Go to the newest one. Leave a comment with

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  18. Marketing coach. And then you have the board, so I'm wondering what you get from the board that you don't get from those other things.

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  19. Okay, all right, so this is a group of people being paid for their time to help give you various types of strategic advice.

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  20. Have you bootstrapped this or have you taken financing or investment for absolute? Okay. Now you mentioned a board. Do you have a board of directors or an advisory board? Maybe I'm mishearing you.

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  21. So, how would you describe some of the benefits from working with those guys just in terms of Looking in the rear view mirror, because I can think of a number of coaches I've worked with where it's like, oh, I picked up the whole body yes from that person. That ended up being really important. And then you give another person, oh, okay. I took this thing away from them and it was very valuable. What are some of the things you would point to?

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  22. They have 20 people they respect or 10 people they respect, even four people they respect, giving them conflicting recommendations. Or it's just too many recommendations. If you have 100 New Year's resolutions, you have no New Year's resolutions. So the first thing I'm curious about is like how for yourself do you choose what to act on outside of the business KPIs and stuff, let's just say.

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  23. Yeah. And so, yeah, I don't feel rushed TBD to be continued. So we may pick up offline chatting about that. But let's make sure we talk about a few things. So two things. So the first is, and we don't have to spend a ton of time on this, but spend a little bit of time. Lessons from spending more than a million dollars on coaching. So I've got all sorts of bullets here. CEO coach, business coach, boxing coach, therapist, health coach, marketing coach, dating coach, three different ones. Hebrew and now Spanish coach. And the question I want to ask is related to all these inputs, because we also talked about the top three, bottom three, the weekly, the monthly, the Q1, the this, the that. And what we were talking about is, you know, I've seen many examples of people, including myself, get inundated with inputs. This happens also when people read too many books, or they have too many advisors for the startup.

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  24. I'm aware that the drive to compete can lead me to do things that are not actually in my best interest. Just because you can win at a game or think you could win doesn't mean you should participate in that game.

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  25. I wonder. I wonder. I mean, it's worth testing. I know we've tested different subscription options. I don't want to take us too far.

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  26. I mean, I would also say if I had to pick and choose at this point, frankly, just in terms of like, okay, winter's coming, not to be all dramatic about it, but... If I'm looking at, keeping in mind too, it's not like I have any insider information, but I do know a lot of people in tech who work on a lot of things. And if I'm thinking about defensibility, long-term viability, reaching my 1,000 true fans, and hopefully 1,000 or 1 million true fans, two million true fans, I mean, we're already in the millions with the newsletter and so on, but I would choose the newsletter over the podcast at this point.

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  27. The upside creator value capture is something I have paid attention to and continue to pay attention to. But why do you ask about the like how much I'm putting into the

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  28. Drive becomes the clips. Now, I'm also, I think, longer form YouTube, this is something where I'm unqualified to say, but I have had clips on different platforms that have had like a hundred million views. I mean, I've had a couple go nuts, which is a credit to my team. However, with those clips, which have clear attribution to this podcast, I have seen effectively zero percent conversion to increased downloads. So the value capture from the platforms is a very subtle thing, but the amount of value that platforms are capturing.

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  29. I honestly don't even know. At this point, I want to be the tools we use shape us, right? So it depends on what we mean by production. I'm okay with high production value. What I have seen on YouTube in the last year and a half, two years especially, is a lot of fishing for clippable moments with like the most salacious clickbaity. Stuff used as headlines and text overlays. And I do not want to shape myself into looking at my tent through the lens of like, when can I clip something into the Jerry Springer fight scene? My baby mama, you know, like, I don't want Suddenly go fishing for that because that will start to affect the macro level. I know people who plan their podcasts now around

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  30. Podcast. And if I'm talking to most podcasters who have been around for a while, given a lot of the platform changes and given the black box nature of a lot of the analytics, once you hit a critical mass, it becomes very challenging to grow your podcast. There is nobody after two drinks to there being honest with me who says anything otherwise. And there is a grace period in the beginning when you have that kind of meteoric up and to the right, but it's like this is going to be an exaggeration. But it's like once you become like when you're becoming Google, sure, you can have that like double, triple 10x every year growth. But when you get to a certain point, it becomes more challenging on a percentage basis to influence the size of the mothership. So the goal, and I'm not convinced that YouTube is the only way, but is to extend the reach of the podcast. At this point, there are other metrics I could pull in, but let's use that for simplicity's sake.

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  31. Well, I mean, I think the goals around it would be to experiment with one of the few means that I see of expanding the podcast. Like I do a lot with this podcast in terms of pulling interesting levers in the world, right? Like as a means of attempting to the best of my ability to really impact individual lives, but also on a macro level to really change conversations around, say, psychedelics and psychedelic assistant therapies, also discussing risks, but there are many different things I would like to introduce people to, and the larger my audience is, I should say qualified audience, right? I'm not convinced that YouTube necessarily will contribute to the profile of my, say, audience as it stands today, TBD. I think it probably could. If I could expand the reach of

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  32. Because I recognize how effective it can be. If you do a great job, there's also part of me that looks at it and I'm like, well, much like choosing a business, much like choosing anything, a sport to play, if you don't have an advantage and that advantage often is that you really enjoy doing it on some level, you're not going to have at the very least the staying power to persist over time. You're not going to have the endurance. So it's like if you love golf, maybe you should consider doing something with golf. Instead of being like, well, I think Midwestern moms, even though I'm from New York City and I'm a male, I think Midwestern moms really need this when their kid is four years old. Like maybe that shouldn't be your business because if there's a Midwestern mom who has a four-year-old who's got nothing but passion in her veins for that, she's going to beat you. She's going to own you, especially over time. So that's another way that I think about it. But I also...

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  33. More than I already have from a facial recognition perspective. And that is already a challenging aspect of my life. From a privacy, security perspective. Like a lot of weird stuff happens. If anybody's curious, just read a blog post I wrote, which is titled, I think it's 11 Reasons Not to Become Famous. And that'll outline a lot of the issues, by the way, that people who are just starting out maybe a year prior to that coming out have by and large, I'm in a number of private WhatsApp groups with various folks and a lot of very, very successful creators and they're like, oh yeah, check, check, check, like write down the list. I've had to deal with all of those things. So it's not unique to me. And they're much bigger celebrities, of course. I'm not Taylor Swift or something. But I actually really like my privacy. So I think that if I had to make a snap judgment decision right now, it's like, yeah, I'm not going to use that as a primary tool. It's appealing, though.

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  34. I'm being honest, I think the choice is obvious, which is I don't do it. I mean, I think that's pretty straightforward, partially because I see no way to make YouTube pop without compromising my privacy

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  35. Right pros, yeah, like Rogan. I mean, he's pro, right? Like, this is a superpower that he's honed, and there are many others, a lot of entertainers, comedians, actors, actresses who are really good behind the mic and in front of the camera. So I think there is certainly part of me because I like to compete, generally hate losing. And you have to be careful how you define losing because you could find yourself caught in sort of a Venus fly trap of FOMO and all sorts of issues, which I don't contend with that much, to be honest. That voice is one of are you sure that you are opting out of this for good reasons, or is it because you just don't want to compete?

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  36. I get a lot out of competition. So there are things that, for instance, at some point I would love to compete in archery and I think there are some interesting opportunities there. I'm a happier person when I compete in some capacities. So being very competitive, seeing the market get really saturated with podcasts and seeing some very good people come in and how it skewed pretty heavily into entertainment. So it has gone from, I think what I find plays to my strengths, which is mostly kind of education, practical, tactical, et cetera, skewed pretty heavily towards entertain or bust. You can have some of the how-to and prescription, but you must be entertaining to cut through the noise. And I can be funny occasionally, but it's not my... It's not something I do professionally. There are people who are far better

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  37. Yeah, with the 10 or 20%, well, it's not all the time. I was just talking to a friend of mine about this yesterday. Like competing. I've always been a good competitor, right? It drives me. And I enjoy the stakes of competition in sports. I enjoy the stakes of competition in a million different ways. Like it drives me to be better. And it genuinely is something that I derive pleasure from.

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  38. And then there's always that voice, not always, but there's that voice maybe 10% of the time, which is just like, are you just being weak? Are you just afraid to compete, right? Which comes up with various things like maybe you're intimidated by the production quality, the ability that you see here, so you're just not willing to play the game because you don't like losing. That's less of the time. That's like 10, 20% of the time. Thoughts on YouTube and specifically thoughts on if you think I could do YouTube in a way that would be fun and energizing in and of itself. So in other words, something that I would find intrinsically rewarding Even if it doesn't pop, right?

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  39. Anything else that you'd like to mention? Well, actually, let me ask you a question that relates to things I'm considering. Just ask you for help. So YouTube, how do you think about YouTube? And do you think I should do more video? Because I have conflicting feelings about it, as you know.

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  40. All right, where to go from here? I mean, what have we missed? We've talked We've gone from the philosophical to hire my mom.com to nail clippers to bicycling across the United States

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  41. Yeah, this is one of my favorite pens, and I needed one. And I use blue. I almost always use blue instead of black because I copy at it a lot And if you're printing stuff out in black, blue just makes it easier. Nailed it. Thank you. Hell yeah, man.

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  42. This is like a monkey slingshot, and it screams when you shoot it across the room. Wow. I haven't seen one of these in a long time. This is

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  43. Amazing. I'll give a little teaser then also. So here's the top of the back of the book. After writing a successful memoir, Donald Miller's life stalled during what should have been the height of his success he found himself unwilling to get out of bed, avoiding responsibility, even questioning the meaning of life. But when two movie producers proposed turning his memoir into a movie he found himself launched into a new story filled with risk possibility beauty and meaning. And then I'll just give the first portion of the first sentence that then leads after that, which is a million miles and a thousand years chronicles Miller's rare opportunity to edit his life into a great story. Amazing, all right?

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  44. Oh, thanks. That book is so fun. It's a good one. It's a good one. Yeah. So Alamotte has an amazing quote on the cover of this. So Donald Miller

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  45. I am actually going to admit I have never even heard of this book. So tell me more. Okay. A quote from Anne Lamont, who owns the author of one of my favorite books also. What book is that? By Bird on Creative Process.

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  46. Is one of the most prolific game designers in history? He's designed hundreds of games and he's won. All of the awards. And he has this incredible set of processes and sort of creative methods by which he's one of the most successful game designers of all time. So that's also cool to see his name on that.

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  47. That was a little fast. Amazing. Yeah, thank you. And also, I want to highlight something here because I recognize something. So Schotten Tatten, I was like, this must be German. So, of course it is. And the Germans are very good at designing board games. And more precisely, Reiner Knitsia, I believe that's how you would say his name, who designed this.

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  48. This is a yay. This is 100% a yay. As you said, you think you already have a backpack, but that thing's full of your laptop and all your shit, and it's heavy. And you sometimes just want a day pack. Exactly. That's what this is. So, this is a yay. Thank you. Awesome

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  49. All right, so we're going to take a hard left turn here because you mentioned before we started, you mentioned Hanukkah gifts. And a question I often ask is, Best purchases for under $50, under $100, what has made some impact? Because the goal is to give people listening some things that might be helpful or interesting that aren't going to break the bank, right? You

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  50. In terms of now, not how, right? We think oftentimes, and there's a place for this, but ready aim fire, sometimes it's ready fire aim.

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