Jordan Bester
@jordanbester
Jordan Bester
Andrew Chen • How to build a growth team – lessons from Uber, Hubspot, and others (50 slides) at andrewchen
"Web 3 has no gatekeepers, ITs you and your audience"
Youtube • Why NFTs will change the Future of Music | LIVE Announcement | GaryVee x Budweiser Royalty
- My favorite approach is to pick a very tiny version of your habit and track that. For example, I have been tracking the habit of “reading 1 page” for the last month. One reader named Günter did something similar. “I've done a simple workout every day for over half a year now. I managed to stick to it by changing the scope: when I don't have time... See more
James Clear • 30 One-Sentence Stories From People Who Have Built Better Habits
Curated Commerce and
"Professionals stick to the schedule, amateurs let life get in the way. Professionals know what is important to them and work towards it with purpose, amateurs get pulled off course by the urgencies of life." - James Clear
jamesclear.com • The Difference Between Professionals and Amateurs
Universal’s Web3 label 10:22PM launches NFT collection and virtual world for metaverse band KINGSHIP - Music Business Worldwide
Murray Stassenmusicbusinessworldwide.com
Music NFTs and
- There’s a few scenarios where paid marketing is justified, but it’s situational. If your product has network effects that kick in after an activation point and really scale, you can use paid to help bootstrap that.
Andrew Chen • How Startups Die From Their Addiction to Paid Marketing at Andrewchen
My recommended Whitepaper Structure for you: While I use this with multiple projects, I usually tailor it based on the project. So what works for me and my projects might not work for you. So please take this as an initial phase, and enhance it as you move on.
Al Alany • I Consulted Over 50 Crypto Projects — Almost All of Them Do Not Know What They’re Doing.
" I think the ideal scenario is to find people who have a passion for the particular product you’re bringing to market, and then training them to be metrics-oriented, versus taking people who love numbers/data/algos and trying to train them to love a particular product area. "