Shaan Puri (@ShaanVP) and Sam Parr (@theSamParr) talk about what an early adopter mindset is and how to adopt it, the ConstitutionDAO and whether it's a good idea, how Gary Vaynerchuk used NFTs to create the greatest preorder of all time, why you should use your Twitter bio to put yourself out there, and more. _____ * Do you love MFM and want to see Sam and Shaan's smiling faces? Subscribe to our Youtube channel. * Want more insights like MFM? Check out Shaan's newsletter. _____ Show Notes: (00:18) - Recapping the Huberman episode (07:55) - ConstitutionDAO (18:17) - How Gary V is using NFTs to create the greatest preorder of all time (30:51) - The differences in how rich people lives (46:50) - How to adopt an early adopter mindset (59:05) - Why your Twitter bio should be about your future
The episode explores the art of persuasion and influence through storytelling and shares an experience from a product meetup where 200 people showed up for a big party.
A strange encounter with Elon Musk is described, involving strange behavior and a high-end penthouse rental offer.
The podcast, Side Hustle Pro, hosted by Nikayla Matthews Okome, is being advertised on the HubSpot podcast network.
Discussion of the Crypto Punks and their physical constitution being sold to the highest bidder.
Teams are turning to NFTs in order to own the intellectual property of their brand while demonstrating how blockchain could be used to run a team. However, finances may be a limiting factor.
A wealthy crypto investor is offering a luxury car to book buyers. The offer is available for those who purchase 12 or more books from him, and he claims to have made $20-30 million in a day through crypto investments.
The podcast discusses the impact of best selling books, such as Atomic Habits and 4-Hour Work Week, on the publishing industry with a focus on how they have helped save businesses.
During a podcast, Mark Zuckerberg's virtual clothing was discussed, where he would have his own avatar wearing virtual clothing, similar to the Sims game. Additionally, a Facebook app that allows purchasing cool pictures was mentioned.
The inconvenience of disconnecting or being away from the digital world may soon become a symbol of status and power, as the constant inclusion in digital media has become a norm for many people today. However, some argue that disconnecting from the digital world can also be seen as a form of privilege and opportunity for those who can afford it.
The comedian mentioned that shifting locations based on preferred seasons is becoming popular in having an Airbnb or owning multiple homes instead of having a hometown where people tend to be stuck in. Part-time living and splitting time between cities will become widely acceptable in the future.
The hosts discuss the trend of pool construction in areas that can host a pool and the popularity of personal saunas.
The majority of society falls into the bell curve of technology adoption, with some being early adopters, some being in the middle, and others being late adopters. The hosts discuss the phenomenon and how it relates to the growth of a popular online video streaming platform.
The speaker discusses the prevalence and growth of online communities for health and wellness practices, including using forums for various hobbies and interests, as well as newer treatments involving stem cells and blood platelet spinning.
In this podcast, the speaker talks about how being clear about what you're trying to build and how you're trying to go about it can repel the people who find it off-putting and attract people who want it, using professional athletes as an example.
The speaker highlights five important connections made after building a personal brand and the importance of continuously reinventing and crafting it. However, the speaker also acknowledges that some people may not agree with their approach.
The speaker discusses his burnout symptoms and how his friend and mentor advised him to take a break from work and prioritize his mental health.
The best way to find your purpose in life is to put zero pressure on it and say different ideas out loud until something sticks, instead of feeling the pressure to make it perfect from the start.
A personal story about a friend who was always available to help and showed up when it mattered the most.