Sam Parr (@theSamParr) and Shaan Puri (@ShaanVP) cohost the pod today. In today’s episode you’ll hear: Sam gives an update on his whereabouts (3:00), Sam and Shaan y’all about a new nursing shoe brand started by a former Nike employee (12:40), both guys brainstorm what other industries require standard clothing (18:55), Shaan talks about a podcast listener who sold his newsletter (23:20), Shaan and Sam kick around an idea of an app for a “leak proof” company all-hands meetings (28:05), Sam explains what Jeff Bezos did to create an internal newspaper when he bought the Washington Post (32:40), Shaan talks about using AI to write emails (36:10), Sam demonstrates some incredibly powerful technology from Open.ai and GPT3. - Oil worker marketplace https://www.rigup.com/ - Nursing shoes https://wearebala.com/ - Premium scrubs https://www.wearfigs.com/ - AI email composer https://compose.ai/ - AI video creator https://www.synthesia.io/ Check out this week's sponsor: Ourcrowd. They make it easy to invest in early startups. Go to ourcrowd.com/thehustle to get started. 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. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Learn about the advantages of a CRM which include automating tasks, tracking contact information and deals, and ensuring all team members have the same access to data for improved customer service.
The company is pirate-themed, and they refer to every email they collect as a part of their sales.
The speaker talks about how their teenage preferences and experiences influenced their current views on material possessions such as cars, which they consider to be a poor investment.
The speaker talks about how he orders food delivery while waiting for his grocery delivery and how his trainer criticized his habit. He also talks about his habit of confronting people who cut him off while driving.
The speaker discusses a tax law which allows for a heavy commercial vehicle to be fully written off for business use, and mentions a person who gets recognized in public due to his stress-free demeanor.
The speaker discusses the success of crowdfunding investors in benefiting from companies like Beyond Meat and also expresses interest in investing in a medical wear brand that focuses on design and support for nurses.
The speaker argues that Figs scrubs are expensive but worth the investment, while Bala shoes are cheaper but may require multiple purchases. They also share their experience with buying shoes online.
Travel nurses and oil workers are two professions that offer high-paying jobs without necessarily requiring a college education. These jobs have unique aspects such as frequent travel or specialized gear that make the barrier to entry relatively high.
The episode discusses the soft core porn market for written fiction and the idea of getting close to erotica without fully indulging in it. The guest speaker talks about his experience in advertising his erotic newsletter on porn sites and making five to six thousand dollars a month in revenue before eventually selling it for 75K to fund his other business.
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The speaker addresses transparency in employee share ownership and its potential negative impacts. They suggest creating internal communication tools as a solution for disgruntled employees to voice their concerns without damaging the company's reputation.
Even for non-technical individuals, the surprising limits and possibilities of technical innovation are observed, and some advances are debated as being examples of overstepping ethical boundaries.
This podcast features a discussion about comparing the styles of speech between different presidential candidates, such as Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. The speakers mention examples of how speech styles can vary greatly and the impact this can have on an audience.
The speaker mentions an ad for Airtable which they believe was taken from the internet, and also discusses a different ad that was written about Airtable, comparing it to a famous Volkswagen ad.
The speaker discusses an AI copywriting tool, describing its cadence and quirks.
The GPT-3 language model developed by Open AI can generate coherent and convincing text, leading to concerns about the ethical implications of its potential misuse.
The world has seen a rise in political violence and authoritarianism, with China and Russia being prominent examples. America's lack of a strong presence in world affairs has contributed to this trend.
The host discusses how TikTok is a cultural phenomenon, popular among young people, and is currently number one on Spotify.