The speaker shares his experience of starting a business, realizing that his initial expectations and assumptions on running the company were wrong, such as expecting to be an operational powerhouse and underestimating the capabilities of no-code applications like Squarespace and Wix.
The speaker discusses his plans to create a private equity type of set up for buying and improving undervalued internet businesses before reselling them, highlighting the need for various skill sets and models depending on how to drive traffic.
The biggest mistake most people make when building things on the internet is trying to appeal to everyone. By trying to cater to everyone, they end up catering to no one.
The speaker talks about offering free Notion templates and coaching sessions in order to help people. He believes that if people are interested in more personalized coaching, they can invest in it.
A conversation about how corporations can navigate social media by outsourcing content creation and management to specialized digital firms.
The speaker discusses the exponential growth of online communities during the past 10-11 years, which at first seemed like a threat to in-person events, yet now seem like an exciting opportunity to connect with others who share similar interests.