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We are living in a world exploding with information, but how do we find what is relevant to us at the time that we need it? I believe that good information architecture is key to helping us navigate through the mountains of data and information we have created for ourselves.

So like with Patreon. Let’s say 4 months ago you had five people subscribing or being a patron to your stuff, but now you have a thousand people, and so you’ve scaled it up, but you still only had to make one video to earn more. So it’s a sort of scaling factor.

Some questions to consider:

For me the starting point for everything - before strategy, tactics, theories, managing, organizing, philosophy, methodology, talent, or experience - is work ethic.

I never chatted with Bezos about this, so I don't know if it was an explicit strategy on his part, but one of his great strengths as a communicator was the ability to encode the most important strategies for Amazon in very concise and memorable forms.

Take one example "Day 1." I don't know when he first said this to the company, but it was repeated

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