What a powerful metaphor, the Creator Casino. This stood out for me and is the focus for my personal and professional growth "This is how your business becomes psychologically sustainable." 🙏🏻💛✨
To me also. Through him I discovered concepts like the smallest viable audience, and permission marketing. He demistified marketing for me. Before him I felt marketing was as bad as sleazy salespeople.
Lovely analogy Phillip. It does feel like rolling the dice sometimes, and the inevitable feeling that the game might be rigged. Then I remember, I can't choose the cards that I'm handed, but I can choose how I can play my hand.
I like the principles you provide to avoid vanity metrics, that simply aim at measuring growth. Instead, choosing ones that allow you to better play your own game.
Great analogy of the marketing funnel and expansion on how creators can break free from the treadmill work of social media.
What a powerful metaphor, the Creator Casino. This stood out for me and is the focus for my personal and professional growth "This is how your business becomes psychologically sustainable." 🙏🏻💛✨
One step at a time.
This.
Thank you for sharing this. I remember seeing this concept for the first time from watching a Seth Godin interview.
I've gained some specificity about myself since, but I still that one tiny bit of to define myself in a crisp, direct way.
Seth Godin has been a huge inspiration for me. His eloquence is brilliant.
To me also. Through him I discovered concepts like the smallest viable audience, and permission marketing. He demistified marketing for me. Before him I felt marketing was as bad as sleazy salespeople.
Great to meet a fan of Godin 🤝
Another powerful reminder that gets me back in my lane after feeling lost in the casino. Thanks, Philipp!
I’m very glad to hear that Helena.
Great way to describe how you can make connecting, creating, and writing more intimate and exciting. The way you do this speaks for itself.
Thanks Wilco.
Lovely analogy Phillip. It does feel like rolling the dice sometimes, and the inevitable feeling that the game might be rigged. Then I remember, I can't choose the cards that I'm handed, but I can choose how I can play my hand.
That awareness makes all the change.
I like the principles you provide to avoid vanity metrics, that simply aim at measuring growth. Instead, choosing ones that allow you to better play your own game.
Glad it resonated Julius.
So well written. Love the casino metaphor 👍🏻
Thank you Benjamin :)
Love the approach