Usually don't have this, but this one really gave me a FUUCKKKKKKK moment. Like a good one. Know that feeling, when something is SO good it actually kinda makes you angry? Like cute aggression, but different.
That's what I felt when you said the actual purpose 'thing'. Its funny to realize how blind we can get from things that can feel so clear to others. Something Laura (btw holy shit congrats) told me a few weeks back (immensely valuable) and what you re-planted in my brain again.
Also, bring back Marc Rebillet style intro's please. I'll cry if you don't.
The minute you put a € sign on something it loses its values.
I’m gutted you’re doing Patreon dude.
I support people via Patreon for ethical reasons (Blindboy being a good example) but when you’re clearly doing so well with AJ&Smart, don’t underestimate the value of doing some just for the Salary of the Heart.
I love your unscheduled CEO approach and it’s helped me so much but this honestly made me sad. I’d be curious to see how your approach may change once you’re charging for it. I know though from what you say, getting paid is one of your biggest drivers so makes sense.
Who cares through right? I get it it. I’m n=1. No hate here. I’ll always love your style and what you bring to my world (along with a few select others) but I won’t be signing up.
Yes I charge clients. Yes I get paid well too but I also give stuff away for free. For me, that’s where the I get your version of “doing this like a video game.” The free stuff is what pays me in ways money can’t touch.
You can get “enabled to do stupid s**t” for free and you’re doing it so well already with this.
Anyway, if we only the hear good stuff then people will say it behind your back so don’t take this as hate but it hit me so hard I actually wrote this and my coffee went cold as I had to write this now!! ADHD hyper focus for you! 🤣
Anyways keep being you, don’t change. I love your style and like I say you’ve really helped me through various podcasts you’ve done.
My goal is to make The Unscheduled CEO super corporate, safe and high production. Lots of guests, pre-prepared questions. Basically like the Diary of a CEO. I'm also going to wear a suit in every episode from now on. Actually 2 suits.
Awesome 🙌🏽 Don’t forget the click bait headline that is polar opposite to the guest you had on 6 weeks earlier, and just as the guest is about to reveal the answer whilst the intro music is playing in the background, you cut it off so we have to listen to full episode to find out
excellent question, its not about the money (because either way it'll be a neglible amount), it's about the "vibe". Patreon is more for art, Substack is more for business. I want Unscheduled to lean much toward art than business.
Usually don't have this, but this one really gave me a FUUCKKKKKKK moment. Like a good one. Know that feeling, when something is SO good it actually kinda makes you angry? Like cute aggression, but different.
That's what I felt when you said the actual purpose 'thing'. Its funny to realize how blind we can get from things that can feel so clear to others. Something Laura (btw holy shit congrats) told me a few weeks back (immensely valuable) and what you re-planted in my brain again.
Also, bring back Marc Rebillet style intro's please. I'll cry if you don't.
Please and thank you!
Reall happy to hear it hit hard!!
The minute you put a € sign on something it loses its values.
I’m gutted you’re doing Patreon dude.
I support people via Patreon for ethical reasons (Blindboy being a good example) but when you’re clearly doing so well with AJ&Smart, don’t underestimate the value of doing some just for the Salary of the Heart.
I love your unscheduled CEO approach and it’s helped me so much but this honestly made me sad. I’d be curious to see how your approach may change once you’re charging for it. I know though from what you say, getting paid is one of your biggest drivers so makes sense.
Who cares through right? I get it it. I’m n=1. No hate here. I’ll always love your style and what you bring to my world (along with a few select others) but I won’t be signing up.
Yes I charge clients. Yes I get paid well too but I also give stuff away for free. For me, that’s where the I get your version of “doing this like a video game.” The free stuff is what pays me in ways money can’t touch.
You can get “enabled to do stupid s**t” for free and you’re doing it so well already with this.
Anyway, if we only the hear good stuff then people will say it behind your back so don’t take this as hate but it hit me so hard I actually wrote this and my coffee went cold as I had to write this now!! ADHD hyper focus for you! 🤣
Anyways keep being you, don’t change. I love your style and like I say you’ve really helped me through various podcasts you’ve done.
Be well Sam x
My goal is to make The Unscheduled CEO super corporate, safe and high production. Lots of guests, pre-prepared questions. Basically like the Diary of a CEO. I'm also going to wear a suit in every episode from now on. Actually 2 suits.
Awesome 🙌🏽 Don’t forget the click bait headline that is polar opposite to the guest you had on 6 weeks earlier, and just as the guest is about to reveal the answer whilst the intro music is playing in the background, you cut it off so we have to listen to full episode to find out
HELL YES!
"It turns out the meaning of life is..."
another great episode. I started making a list of the weird things I do to lean into :P
ps congrats on engagement - you guys make an awesome team.
Thanks a lot Rohan!
Curious about the on and off ADHD meds insights. Vyvanse was an interesting side quest in my life.
Am going to do a full episode on this in the next 3 weeks
Look forward to this one. I’ve been on various doses of Vyvanse and work in a creative field too.
I am curious why you launched a patrion when you could also have people pay a recurring fee here on substack? Or can we expect more over there?
excellent question, its not about the money (because either way it'll be a neglible amount), it's about the "vibe". Patreon is more for art, Substack is more for business. I want Unscheduled to lean much toward art than business.