Sep 18, 2020
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Podcast: Cult Marketing and Exit Strategies

Entrepreneurship & Art

This week Carly, George and Dan get into what leads people to cults, what an exit strategy can tell you about your product market fit and values, and George tries (unsuccessfully) to validate the idea of making gimp bracelets or macrame instead of writing and publishing articles.

Show Notes

Three Things

George

  • Reading: Jaron Lanier's—one the few true futurists—interview with GQ, The Conscience of Silicon Valley, in which he says, “When a person is empowered to make a difference, they become more of a full person. They awaken spiritually.”
  • Quoting: Carl Jung, “If the path before you is clear, you’re probably on someone else’s.”
  • Eating: Wulf’s Fish, an incredibly fresh wholesale seafood seller (PS Pufferfish may not kill you, but climate change has created a mutant pufferfish in Japan)

Dan

George

  • Using: Glossier’s boy brow, the only “makeup” she’s using at all these days. It is pronounced gloss-ee-yay, not Dan’s gla-see-ur
  • Drinking: Mezcal and thinking it deserves the top place in the cocktails to drink list, sorry negronis
  • Watching: Arlo Parks play the piano and sing along side Phoebe Bridgers in their BBC radio session, where the two played Bridger’s “Kyoto” and covered Radiohead’s “Fake Plastic Trees

Entrepreneurship & Art