Greg Eisenberg

Yes, exactly. And you buy the product because this person has given me so much value in my day-to-day life. Therefore, you're like tipping the creator's journey. This is the beginning, like this packaging where the people are in the packaging is the beginning of a bigger trend, which is they're going to take more and more real estate

Yes, exactly. And you buy the product because this person has given me so much value in my day-to-day life. Therefore, you're like tipping the creator's journey. This is the beginning, like this packaging where the people are in the packaging is the beginning of a bigger trend, which is they're going to take more and more real estate

Yes, exactly. And you buy the product because this person has given me so much value in my day-to-day life. Therefore, you're like tipping the creator's journey. This is the beginning, like this packaging where the people are in the packaging is the beginning of a bigger trend, which is they're going to take more and more real estate

Like the chocolate you see over here, like is still 99% of the packaging. And the people is only 2%. In the future, I'm sure it'll be like 50% the people, 50% the chocolate.

Like the chocolate you see over here, like is still 99% of the packaging. And the people is only 2%. In the future, I'm sure it'll be like 50% the people, 50% the chocolate.

Like the chocolate you see over here, like is still 99% of the packaging. And the people is only 2%. In the future, I'm sure it'll be like 50% the people, 50% the chocolate.

All right, Justin Welsh, Mr. Solopreneur, you don't do a lot of podcasts and somehow I convinced you to take some time from your vacation to come on and jam startup ideas with me and startup ideas for Solopreneur. So thanks for coming on.

All right, Justin Welsh, Mr. Solopreneur, you don't do a lot of podcasts and somehow I convinced you to take some time from your vacation to come on and jam startup ideas with me and startup ideas for Solopreneur. So thanks for coming on.

All right, Justin Welsh, Mr. Solopreneur, you don't do a lot of podcasts and somehow I convinced you to take some time from your vacation to come on and jam startup ideas with me and startup ideas for Solopreneur. So thanks for coming on.

So you have a few ideas on your list here. Maybe let's start with the first one because it's something I've been thinking about too. You want to hit it?

So you have a few ideas on your list here. Maybe let's start with the first one because it's something I've been thinking about too. You want to hit it?

So you have a few ideas on your list here. Maybe let's start with the first one because it's something I've been thinking about too. You want to hit it?

So I think you're talking about Writebook, which is the Jason Fried product, right?

So I think you're talking about Writebook, which is the Jason Fried product, right?

So I think you're talking about Writebook, which is the Jason Fried product, right?

Yeah. So Writebook, I just pulled it up. Instantly publish your own books on the web for free. No publisher required. So this is basically, it looks like, it's how do you make book publishing as easy as blogging?

Yeah. So Writebook, I just pulled it up. Instantly publish your own books on the web for free. No publisher required. So this is basically, it looks like, it's how do you make book publishing as easy as blogging?

Yeah. So Writebook, I just pulled it up. Instantly publish your own books on the web for free. No publisher required. So this is basically, it looks like, it's how do you make book publishing as easy as blogging?

Yeah. So... Something I've been thinking a lot about is how do you create an AI-powered book empire? And so it's less about Justin Welsh or Greg Eisenberg wants to create a book and like, yeah, maybe we work with Penguin or we do a Ones.com, but more about how do we create 100 books in a year? And what would that look like?

Yeah. So... Something I've been thinking a lot about is how do you create an AI-powered book empire? And so it's less about Justin Welsh or Greg Eisenberg wants to create a book and like, yeah, maybe we work with Penguin or we do a Ones.com, but more about how do we create 100 books in a year? And what would that look like?