I’m today’s guest on The Gently Mad! This is an interview I had lots of fun with, and I think you’re going to love it.
The Gently Mad is “a show about life, business & entrepreneurship without the bullshit.”
Adam Clark is a fantastic interviewer, and the show feels like you’re listening in to private conversations between friends.
In the show we talk about taking risks and pursuing our dreams, audience building (how to do it and how NOT to do it), product building, entrepreneurship as a lifestyle, what “success” really is and much more.
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