Joined our private FB group yet? It's a page where people share each others million dollar ideas or what they're already working on: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourfirstmillion. Shaan Puri (@ShaanVP) and Sam Parr (@theSamParr) catch up and talk through a variety of topics on the show today. Everything from content engines serving only employees of specific companies (internal podcasts, for example), to the Koch brothers and SnapKit. In today’s episode we cover ways companies are publishing content directly to their employees (8:00), Sam briefly summarizes how the Koch brothers made a billion dollars (15:30), Shaan riffs business ideas based on Snapchat Mini’s (22:45), Shaan explains Moonshot and how online escape rooms just might work (30:30), Sam asks for Shaans honest opinion on the Liquid Death founder (33:47), Sam and Shaan talk about humanIPO.app and the merits of humans having an IPO (39:35), Shaan and Sam discuss correct posture and the need for someone to tell them how to exercise “correctly” (43:00). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
David Chang shares how CRM can improve business efficiency through automating tasks, maintaining customer data, and empowering teams for better customer service. However, an ad for leaving a review is included in the transcript.
Art publishing companies are now catering to large corporations like BP with over 200,000 employees to produce internal communications. However, there are also more accessible alternatives like renting studio space by the hour.
This podcast discusses a tool that offers features similar to MailChimp for internal company communication, allowing businesses to easily mass text employees, send company announcements and bulletins, and track opens and clicks.
The speaker compares startups to babies, emphasizing the need to prioritize tasks and allocate time and resources based on growth and profitability rather than overly speculative ventures.
The speaker discusses how some people oscillate between intense periods of reading and long periods without reading. They also mention a company that started as oil production and now makes a variety of products, and how one person's actions can impact others like the Koch Brothers.
The common knowledge about food and fitness is confusing and this book offers better source material without trying to sell a fad diet or new exercise program. The author seeks to learn something new that will help him become strong, flexible and quick.
The high costs of escape rooms can be avoided by utilizing Snapchat's virtual platform. The emergence of escape rooms on this platform demonstrates the potential for a new type of gaming and entertainment experience in the virtual world.
The podcast discusses the idea of building virtual party businesses on top of Zoom and Snapchat as people embrace remote socialization. Additionally, the hosts touch on a disagreement over the viability of an idea involving canned water.
Betting on leaders during chaotic times can be exciting and can help pinpoint people who are comfortable in chaos, especially if they have shown extreme strength in one particular skill set.
The speaker talks about the importance of a good posture for overall health and fitness and expresses their desire for a posture doctor. They also mention receiving videos from someone that are beyond friendship but not romantic in nature.
The hosts encourage listeners to share their podcast on social media with the promise of shirtless photos in return. They stress the importance of utilizing social media correctly and urge listeners to participate in their "50 50" game.