Hire 1 to Hire 10, Sam Gets Hacked, Shaan Buys a $200K NFT, and More with Andrew Wilkinson

Like first, it's exhilarating. Running an agency is awesome. When you're starting out, you get a seat at the table and all these places you don't deserve to be. Right. I was like a twenty two year old Pip squeak. And I was meeting the founders of Pinterest and Slack and they were asking me for my opinion. Right? It was it was crazy. I feel like I can rule the world, I know I can be what I want to I put my law in it like my day's off. On the road, let's travel, never looking back. Alright, we got Andrew Wilkinson on the pod today. We just talked about

Uh, Sam got hacked and situation where Andrew got hacked and how crazy the hacking situation is. We talked about this uh two hundred thousand dollar NFT I bought and whether that was dumb or a good idea. Uh we talk about how Andrew is functioning during World War Three going on or you know the craziness of the world and how he's dealing with that. Uh what else we talk about, Sam? We talked about how when he thinks it's time to hire first employees, which sounds like a basic concept, but we actually I actually thought it was really cool. No, there's there's a gem in there called Hire One to Hire Ten. And he talks about this this little nugget I

I wrote that down during the uh pod as like, Oh shit, I've been making this mistake for a long time. It he he's totally right. Uh we talked about why bad guys usually win, fra fraudsters, con artists. Oh we talked about his his newsletter business and the c art of copywriting and some of the We we we took one of his private kinda emails and we started talking about Some of the genius things that he did in the copyrighting of that.

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