We've opened up a lot in terms of what vids/interviews we will include. Since Blake and I don't live in the same city anymore it's tougher to only include interviews we film.
Also it's treated as a side project...post when you can vs we need a post or 2 per week.
how do you think this would have turned out had you been successful?
ive been meaning to adapt my emotional variance post to entrepreneurship for quite some time. the general concept is here: http://bit.ly/vtyQp
my guess is just bad luck
Ryan Graves
· 1 month ago
Sorry for the delayed reply.
AT was a success in the sense that it's opened some doors for me. However, I think it could have been larger had we tried to scale it better. Trying to build a network of content contributors would have been a good use of our time. We did a bit, but this effort could have been better.
Your essay is exceptional. I read it over the weekend and seriously your take on the effects of our emotional variances due to our experiences is really fascinating. I think there are positive and negative reactions that come from a failure, and which one you decide to listen to is critical in determining whether or not you'll be a good entrepreneur.
I think you would have had a different experience had you worked in parallel-- multiple projects and then focusing on one once something sees traction. Not only would that help the emotional variance, but it increases your expected value.
jeremystein
· 1 month ago
I think you would have had a different experience had you worked in parallel-- multiple projects and then focusing on one once something sees traction. Not only would that help the emotional variance, but it increases your expected value.
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include. Since Blake and I don't live in the same city anymore it's
tougher to only include interviews we film.
Also it's treated as a side project...post when you can vs we need a
post or 2 per week.
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Twitter: @ryangraves
http://thedreaminaction.com
ive been meaning to adapt my emotional variance post to entrepreneurship for quite some time. the general concept is here: http://bit.ly/vtyQp
my guess is just bad luck
AT was a success in the sense that it's opened some doors for me. However, I
think it could have been larger had we tried to scale it better. Trying to
build a network of content contributors would have been a good use of our
time. We did a bit, but this effort could have been better.
Your essay is exceptional. I read it over the weekend and seriously your
take on the effects of our emotional variances due to our experiences is
really fascinating. I think there are positive and negative reactions that
come from a failure, and which one you decide to listen to is critical in
determining whether or not you'll be a good entrepreneur.
Good read folks, check out http://bit.ly/vtyQp
parallel-- multiple projects and then focusing on one once something sees
traction. Not only would that help the emotional variance, but it increases
your expected value.
parallel-- multiple projects and then focusing on one once something sees
traction. Not only would that help the emotional variance, but it increases
your expected value.