ABOUT THIS EPISODE
John Brieger talks about some of the biggest mistakes he's made during the development process so we can all learn from them.
References:
- Brieger Creative - https://www.briegercreative.com/
- John Brieger on Twitter - https://twitter.com/DasBrieger
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