Neil Patel

I think it's changed over the years. Probably the most consistent, weirdly enough, has been Nat Friedman, who started Xamarin. But before then, he was also part of the GNOME project on the Linux side and things like that. I think I learned a lot from Mark Shuttleworth at Canonical.

He started Ubuntu, which of course is like immense, the impact it's had, both if you love it and if you hate it, essentially, but it definitely an impact one way or the other. And I think that's given me an entire life, which I didn't really know that I would have, which is incredible. But I think right now, probably the person that I think about in terms of what

He started Ubuntu, which of course is like immense, the impact it's had, both if you love it and if you hate it, essentially, but it definitely an impact one way or the other. And I think that's given me an entire life, which I didn't really know that I would have, which is incredible. But I think right now, probably the person that I think about in terms of what

He started Ubuntu, which of course is like immense, the impact it's had, both if you love it and if you hate it, essentially, but it definitely an impact one way or the other. And I think that's given me an entire life, which I didn't really know that I would have, which is incredible. But I think right now, probably the person that I think about in terms of what

do they do what would they do etc is probably not just because having worked with them at zamarin i got to see a lot of that close up and things i didn't actually understand then now being further into building axiom they make more sense to me and i realize like those that way of thinking the vision putting it together waiting for certain times to start doing certain things etc

do they do what would they do etc is probably not just because having worked with them at zamarin i got to see a lot of that close up and things i didn't actually understand then now being further into building axiom they make more sense to me and i realize like those that way of thinking the vision putting it together waiting for certain times to start doing certain things etc

do they do what would they do etc is probably not just because having worked with them at zamarin i got to see a lot of that close up and things i didn't actually understand then now being further into building axiom they make more sense to me and i realize like those that way of thinking the vision putting it together waiting for certain times to start doing certain things etc

I just feel like I lean on that a lot. And the other thing which I wish I could mimic from him, which I'm so bad at, is the communication style. I'm too wordy and he just has this very clean communication style, which I have to somehow get to at some point.

I just feel like I lean on that a lot. And the other thing which I wish I could mimic from him, which I'm so bad at, is the communication style. I'm too wordy and he just has this very clean communication style, which I have to somehow get to at some point.

I just feel like I lean on that a lot. And the other thing which I wish I could mimic from him, which I'm so bad at, is the communication style. I'm too wordy and he just has this very clean communication style, which I have to somehow get to at some point.

Talk about it. Write about it. I think writing is important. I think because you have to build that kind of marketing muscle really earlier than I thought you did. You can keep building things, but it's not as useful if no one's going to actually know they exist.

Talk about it. Write about it. I think writing is important. I think because you have to build that kind of marketing muscle really earlier than I thought you did. You can keep building things, but it's not as useful if no one's going to actually know they exist.

Talk about it. Write about it. I think writing is important. I think because you have to build that kind of marketing muscle really earlier than I thought you did. You can keep building things, but it's not as useful if no one's going to actually know they exist.

If you can convert your passion into words or you can convert your passion into being part of a podcast or whatever it is, if you're passionate about it, there'll be others out there that will also be passionate about it, but they need to know you exist. I think after everything, I'd say that because I think that would also solve the, hey, do you get advice earlier or do you get feedback earlier?

If you can convert your passion into words or you can convert your passion into being part of a podcast or whatever it is, if you're passionate about it, there'll be others out there that will also be passionate about it, but they need to know you exist. I think after everything, I'd say that because I think that would also solve the, hey, do you get advice earlier or do you get feedback earlier?

If you can convert your passion into words or you can convert your passion into being part of a podcast or whatever it is, if you're passionate about it, there'll be others out there that will also be passionate about it, but they need to know you exist. I think after everything, I'd say that because I think that would also solve the, hey, do you get advice earlier or do you get feedback earlier?

Everything comes from the fact that can you just go out there and get people interested in what you're doing?

Everything comes from the fact that can you just go out there and get people interested in what you're doing?

Everything comes from the fact that can you just go out there and get people interested in what you're doing?

Thank you. Thanks for having me.