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The Do Cool Sh*t Budget
47:09 - 53:13 (06:03)
The "Do cool sh*t budget" is the allocation of both time and money towards things that may not have a clear ROI, but are fun, interesting, and worth pursuing for personal growth and fun. This idea stems from Google's 20% time, where they could spend a fifth of their time on anything they wanted to make Google better.
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The "do cool shit budget" is the concept of setting aside both time and money for experiences that don't necessarily have a clear return on investment other than being fun or interesting.
47:09 - 50:44 (03:35)
Summary
The "do cool shit budget" is the concept of setting aside both time and money for experiences that don't necessarily have a clear return on investment other than being fun or interesting. This can lead to exciting opportunities and ideas, such as how the "like" button on Facebook was created during a hackathon at Google.
ChapterThe Do Cool Sh*t Budget
EpisodeMillion $ Quilting Empire, Babyville, USA, And Rapid Fire Business Ideas
PodcastMy First Million
The guest discusses the pressure to maintain relationships by constantly checking in with people and how he builds genuine connections through being helpful and showing interest without expecting anything in return.
50:44 - 53:13 (02:28)
Summary
The guest discusses the pressure to maintain relationships by constantly checking in with people and how he builds genuine connections through being helpful and showing interest without expecting anything in return.