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Burnout is a cunning thief. It feeds on your passion, your energy, and your enthusiasm, taking these positive qualities and turning them into exhaustion, frustration, and self-doubt. It's way more than just having a bad day, or being tired and worn out. As an article in New York magazine described it, burnout is "a problem that’s both physical and ... See more

Have a greater control over the consistency of service quality for your end customer. This builds trust with them, which is important.

In the Web2 era, platforms like Twitter and Facebook ran powerful but temporary versions of the “commoditize the complement” strategy early in their growth phase. By giving away their products and APIs for free, the platforms were able to attract invaluable social graphs and user data, which in turn helped attract an ecosystem of third-party develo... See more

The disruptive potential of the creator-led online fitness market is in relation to gyms, boutique fitness classes, and personal trainers that provide community and accountability, but are expensive and inconvenient for many consumers. By leveraging digital platforms like Fitplan or Playbook, or even just enabling payments or donations on Zoom/othe... See more

In the end, the creator economy is an attention economy. At its core, the way you succeed as a creator is by maximizing eyeballs on your content. Then you trade that attention for money and try to optimize that conversion, either through ad revenue, integrated sponsorships, or investing that audience on another channel like our hypothetical VC firm... See more

small networks or algo-driven big ones