I enjoyed the shorter, more personal post. I definitely think you should incorporate this style into the newsletter, as a supplement to the older format.
It's a good time to have an interest in building something for yourself. I know I'm not very interested in the older, traditional style of product development, but the more personal, lean approach in the creator economy intrigues me.
Finding a niche that is aligned with oneself and resonates with others is a challenging endeavor, but if it wasn't challenging it wouldn't be interesting. I like the thought about building things that regular companies deem not worthwhile, the problems that are small. It's a key concept to find how you can create value for others.
Thanks for your thoughtful comment! I also really appreciate the feedback. Rest assured, the deep dives aren't going anywhere. These new formats I'm experimenting with will actually help me dedicate more time to those in-depth analyses without the pressure of weekly deadlines.
I agree it's crucial to stay aware of these trends, even if you're not ready to dive in yet. As tools evolve, understanding the landscape opens up new opportunities we might not see otherwise.
And yes, starting from the bottom up is really powerful. It allows for more adaptability and helps avoid getting stuck on early assumptions. It's all about learning and evolving along the way.
Hey Rohan!
I enjoyed the shorter, more personal post. I definitely think you should incorporate this style into the newsletter, as a supplement to the older format.
It's a good time to have an interest in building something for yourself. I know I'm not very interested in the older, traditional style of product development, but the more personal, lean approach in the creator economy intrigues me.
Finding a niche that is aligned with oneself and resonates with others is a challenging endeavor, but if it wasn't challenging it wouldn't be interesting. I like the thought about building things that regular companies deem not worthwhile, the problems that are small. It's a key concept to find how you can create value for others.
Hey Rasmus,
Thanks for your thoughtful comment! I also really appreciate the feedback. Rest assured, the deep dives aren't going anywhere. These new formats I'm experimenting with will actually help me dedicate more time to those in-depth analyses without the pressure of weekly deadlines.
I agree it's crucial to stay aware of these trends, even if you're not ready to dive in yet. As tools evolve, understanding the landscape opens up new opportunities we might not see otherwise.
And yes, starting from the bottom up is really powerful. It allows for more adaptability and helps avoid getting stuck on early assumptions. It's all about learning and evolving along the way.