Chapter
UK vs. US Sports Fan Culture
2:09:55 - 2:21:07 (11:11)
The speaker reflects on the difference in sports fan culture between the UK and the US, particularly noting how in the US people arrive at halftime to start drinking while in the UK people leave at halftime if their team is losing. They also praise the kind nature of Cindy Crawford.
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The speaker encourages staggering your rejection rate, rather than fearing it, and recommends making uncomfortable phone calls or emails to high-profile individuals.
2:09:55 - 2:13:10 (03:14)
Summary
The speaker encourages staggering your rejection rate, rather than fearing it, and recommends making uncomfortable phone calls or emails to high-profile individuals. Additionally, they stress the importance of collaboration and highlight the humbling nature of working with professionals who prioritize family values and manners.
ChapterUK vs. US Sports Fan Culture
Episode#443: David Yarrow on Art, Markets, Business, and Combining It All
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The success of a product often lies in the personal connection made with a celebrity or the person behind the product rather than the product itself.
2:13:11 - 2:18:21 (05:10)
Summary
The success of a product often lies in the personal connection made with a celebrity or the person behind the product rather than the product itself. Personal connections with customers also play a significant role in product sales.
ChapterUK vs. US Sports Fan Culture
Episode#443: David Yarrow on Art, Markets, Business, and Combining It All
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The differences between how people approach sports games in the UK versus America, and a story of using aggressive noises and a drumstick to get the attention of a wolf named Cindy.
2:18:21 - 2:21:07 (02:45)
Summary
The differences between how people approach sports games in the UK versus America, and a story of using aggressive noises and a drumstick to get the attention of a wolf named Cindy.