It Doesn't Have to Be Crazy at Work by @dhh and @jasonfried was one of the best books about work I read this year.

Here are 40+ takeaways 👇

Meetings should be a last resort.

The default for communication at work should be: asynchronous first, real-time second.

View your company as a product.

Where are the bugs? What's fast? What's slow? Do people understand how it works?

Entrepreneurship is mostly boring.

It's more of "laying bricks and applying another layer of paint."

A ton of learnings from the conversation between @jackbutcher and @bzaidi on Creator Lab

40+ takeaways 👇

FYI, this is episode 2 with @jackbutcher, so check out the first for more tactics and his story

The economics of the creator economy have changed in the last decade.

You no longer need a huge audience to make a living.

1000 true fans to 100 true fans.

We're moving from a world where people paid the artist to where they're paying for value.

Jack went from ~$6K/mo in January to almost $200K/mo in the best months (October & November)

The conversation between @jackbutcher and @ShaanVP was full of gems

Here are 30+ key takeaways 👇

State the obvious.

9 times out of 10 we all have a version of "obvious" that is different from others.

An audience is a superpower that lets you dabble in all kinds of things.

Those who should be envied have assets other than money: cult followings, knowledge, audiences (or a combination).

Network and audiences are what allow awesome stuff to come into life all the time.

Content is the magnet.

@austinschless and I are curating some of the best content on Twitter

First up: Creator Economy 101

The best tweets and threads from the best creators on Twitter

Thread 👇