#32 - Product Genius: Scott Belsky
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But here's the amazing thing is that when you ship a number of features and then you start killing a few of them, what you find is that the core stuff gets used more. lot of social consumer products, you know, ultimately engage someone based on something they're insecure about. Hey guys, Sean here, I got a different kind of episode for you that I think you'll like.
And just to set the scene for you, so I'm recording this right now. It's Christmas Eve. Got about an hour to go till Santa hits the chimneys. And this episode is gonna be with Scott Belski, probably one of the coolest people I met this year doing the podcast. And as I'm recording this, you know, I'm just supposed to do the intro and tell you what this is about, but I'm feeling a little reflective. because it is the end of the year. I started this podcast about six months ago on a whim. I was bored. We were selling our company and uh we were in the due diligence period and I was just getting itchy waiting for lawyers to finish doing what lawyers do. And I was like, I wanna start something new and so I knew I couldn't start a company, so I started a podcast. And I didn't know if anyone would listen. And amazingly
You know, I really thought nobody would listen to this thing. And now here we are, six months later, I'm looking at the dashboard right now and there's Five hundred and twenty six thousand Listeners over half a million. listeners already just the last few months and so Uh I never thought that that would happen. If you're listening to this right now, thank you. Uh this has been a kind of an amazing new addition to my life. Um
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