Ben Uyeda

Do you know the CEO?

Do you know the creators?

I know some of the team that worked on it graphically and they're nice.

I think they're owned by a larger sort of app company.

I think about it, but then I think that I like, you know, this is and I like talking to you, but this is probably the least enjoyable part of my day.

And this is short and pretty fun.

So after this, I'm going back to the workshop and playing with robots that can cut stuff.

Well, I think that's an important part, right?

Creatives, you need to work with numbers, but they don't have to be your primary concern.

You have to have concepts of the basic business ones.

But I see the mistake that a lot of creatives make in business is that they'll read these sort of books that are written by people with a totally different mindset.

And they often undermine their competitive advantages by trying to follow these other sort of rules that are meant for people that can't create original things out of their head.

I think I would know.

And I'm considering getting some chickens for my yard.

Uh, just, just to be nice and patient with people.

Um, I think when you're, when you're, you're young, uh, there's a tendency just to sort of get frustrated and go fast and, you know, be really ambitious.

Um, and the only thing I would, I would, I would sort of go back and say is just, just be a little bit nicer and a little bit more intellectually generous and don't try to win every conversation and prove every point.

Um,

Because no one really cares if you're the person that's right all the time.

They'll remember you by how nice you were to them.