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Transcripts of all episodes can be found here. You can find the transcript of this episode here.

How to learn to ask better questions, whether in dating or sales.

A framework for thinking about entrepreneurship, risk-taking, and how to cut your teeth as a business builder or creator.

How to learn to care less about what people think, social perception, and how to minimize herd mentality.

How to reassess existing projects, specifically ones which you’ve put a lot of capital and time into, using 80/20 analysis and other tools.

This time, I came in hot, starting after a few preliminary drinks with friends on a weekend - so it’s double trouble. In preparation for this episode, I solicited phone numbers from listeners who wanted to receive a call from me, and then I started drinking and dialing, answering questions and getting a little frisky along the way.

This episode is a rare exception to the rule - unlike my usual long-form interviews, this is a drunk-dialing Q&A with you guys, which I’ve done a few times in the last few years, including for the celebration of the 100th episode of this podcast.