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Jun 6th
How much are you paying for the privilege of having someone else tell you what to do?
Example: if you go to your gym and work out for an hour, the cost of that session is zero.
Hire a personal trainer to follow you around and give you instructions and that’s $70.
If you take a job as a freelancer writer doing short service pieces on assignment to a local paper, you might earn $3 an hour. Which is about 97% less than you’d earn if, like some writers, you dream up amazing pieces, write them on spec and turn them into blogs, books or films. This writer doesn’t wait to get hired. He hires himself.
If you do publicity for an agency, working hard and precisely following the VP’s and the client’s instructions, you might earn $25 an hour. On the other hand, when you do your own PR, when you build a sensation and turn it into a following, you might earn many times that. (And enjoy it more).
Work for a coal mine and make minimum wage. Discover a coal mine and never need to work again.
We happily give up our freedom and our income in exchange for having someone else take responsibility for telling us what to do next.
How much are you giving up?
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Jan 15th
How much would you pay for an envelope that had a 50% chance of containing $10 and a 50% chance of being empty?
Over time and in bulk, probably $4.99. But certainly not more than $5.
Here’s where it gets interesting: how much extra would you pay for a plane that was guaranteed to be always on time, or a surgery that was always guaranteed to work? Suddenly, the same math that helped us value the envelope doesn’t work so well. That’s because we’re often willing to pay a significant premium to avoid risk.
“Works every time” is a great promise to make to your boss. And it’s the secret to Fedex’s original success. Plenty of people send things by Fedex that don’t need to get there superfast. They just need to get there for sure.
Doesn’t work if you have to slip in the word ‘almost’ though.
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What’s the Difference Between Free and Premium Products
Mar 9th
Matt Danner and I sat down to record a conversation we had over a recent business trip when I saw he was using a free and cool iPhone app that I saw being sold as a premium app a while back. It struck a cord with me and Matt had some great insight to share.
Check out the video on the iThemes blog ….
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