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Lou: That actually transitions me to a question I have, which is what are the kinds of things that you’ve gotten out of it? In the past on this podcast, I’ve talked about there have been so many opportunities, customers, job opportunities, like things like that, that I’ve gotten out of it.
Glenn: Oh, Oh, 100%. I used to joke that I think my blog maybe has less than a hundred subscribers, but one of them was one of the VPs at my company. So how many subscribers is that worth to have their attention to spread ideas?
Brian: We’re all three in that boat. I think of having not a massive audience, but having written stuff that helped us meet new people that we still talk to having written stuff that helped us find paying gigs and yeah, you’re right.
We talk to Glenn Stovall about his Substack and upcoming book about product thinking for engineers, called Own the Outcome.
Mentioned in the Podcast
- The Design of Everyday Things [Amazon Affiliate] by Donald Norman
- Christopher Alexander [Amazon Affiliate]
- Sometimes the reason you can’t find people you resonate with is because you misread the ones you meet by Henrik Carlson
- Venkatesh Rao on Substack
- How to Write Funny [Amazon Affiliate] by Scott Dickers
