Alexis Rondeau

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Bookmarked from Olly @helloitsolly

4 months ago I created a moodboard for Senja

I reflected on the type of company I want to build

Everything that matters...

How we ship product, where we work from, how we give back, the tech we use, who we seek advice from, our big scary goal

At the time it felt a bit silly

But since then I've used it to help make and guide decisions every single week

4 months later and it's starting to feel like the company I'm building isn't that different to the one I set out to create

#buildinpublic

Bookmarked from Тsфdiиg @tsoding

Terry Davis once famously said that "the purpose of life is to entertain Mr God". How do you know Mr God is entertained? You can ask him. You have Mr God within yourself. Are you entertained? Mr God is entertained. Just have fun guys. :)

P.S. Coding random silly shit is fun btw

Bookmarked from Brett @BrettFromDJ

Business idea:

1. Pick a niche (plumbers) and develop ~5 solid web templates.

2. Charge $0 setup fee and personalize the site accordingly.

3. Charge $99/m maintenance plan after that.

Extremely attractive offer for client, with long-term recurring revenue for yourself.

🤯

Bookmarked from Pat Walls @thepatwalls

You can make millions creating content without showing your face.

Bullshit. Bullshit. Bullshit.

Yes, there are exceptions.

But if you decide to go the faceless route, you will be starting with a MASSIVE disadvantage.

Your content, your stuff, everything will need to be 10x better than everyone else, and you will need to get even more lucky, too.

Why? The human brain is wired to recognize faces. Remove that, and you strip away the most important part of your brand.

Faceless youtube channels, faceless Twitter accounts, etc - I do worry about people wasting time on these ideas.

Even if you can get something to work, your stuff is easily copyable, specifically... because it's faceless!

And even if it can get views, it's even harder to monetize.

The reality is 95% of people are scared to show their face online - which is rooted in a fear of failure, a fear of what people will think about them etc.

MASSIVE leverage to get over that fear, show your face, be yourself, etc.

Yes, there are exceptions. The successful faceless people? Their stuff is just that good.