Chapter
The rise of solopreneurship
28:03 - 33:16 (05:12)
The podcast discusses the concept of solopreneurship as a model for creators making stuff and having fans pay for it, along with the mission of Twitch to empower creators.
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The speaker recruited a community member, Ben, to be the main operator of a project they were leading.
28:03 - 29:36 (01:32)
Summary
The speaker recruited a community member, Ben, to be the main operator of a project they were leading. The speaker thinks that some people were unhappy with the decision, but most remained polite.
ChapterThe rise of solopreneurship
Episode#130 - How Solopreneurs are Making $1m+, Why Lists Suck, and The 5 Minute City
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker discusses their admiration for the model of solo preneurship and the creator economy, citing Twitch's mission to empower creators.
29:36 - 31:02 (01:26)
Summary
The speaker discusses their admiration for the model of solo preneurship and the creator economy, citing Twitch's mission to empower creators.
ChapterThe rise of solopreneurship
Episode#130 - How Solopreneurs are Making $1m+, Why Lists Suck, and The 5 Minute City
PodcastMy First Million
A startup called Five Minute City is creating a neighborhood in Tempe, Arizona where everything you need, from work to food to outdoor space, is only a five-minute walk away.
31:02 - 32:04 (01:01)
Summary
A startup called Five Minute City is creating a neighborhood in Tempe, Arizona where everything you need, from work to food to outdoor space, is only a five-minute walk away. It's a total walking lifestyle, with a focus on sustainability and community.
ChapterThe rise of solopreneurship
Episode#130 - How Solopreneurs are Making $1m+, Why Lists Suck, and The 5 Minute City
PodcastMy First Million
The concept of living in a five minute city is intriguing, but also contains a potential for a homogenous circle jerk of start-up people and white Lulu Lemon-clad individuals, according to this podcast episode.
32:04 - 33:16 (01:12)
Summary
The concept of living in a five minute city is intriguing, but also contains a potential for a homogenous circle jerk of start-up people and white Lulu Lemon-clad individuals, according to this podcast episode.