80 mins of advice to level up your life with lifehacks
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What do you mean by chasing generational wealth is overrated and wealth is underrated?
I'm not chasing generational wealth. I don't need hundreds of millions of dollars or billions of dollars. This came to me a couple of years ago. We got offered a $100 million blank check to basically scale out late checkout and build out a bunch of new products faster, acquire faster products. Just take our model and just add steroids to it. And we turned it down and the VC basically called me up like sweating bullets. He goes... People need a sip on Jonathan Jice Cream Courtney.
Yeah, I'm going to just start calling myself J Ice Cream now on your podcast.
I like calling you Jice Cream.
Yeah, that's not what I intended when I created my gamer tag, but you can call me whatever you like, Craig.
Well, that's the internet, bro. That's the internet.
It's your podcast, dude.
What do you want to talk about today?
I've got three options for you. And I'm going to tell you them in order of what I think I would be most interested in. Number one, and also this straight up, I think would just work well for views and engagement and all that good YouTube stuff. Number one, I've got a pile of books next to me. And... And these are the books that had the biggest effect on me getting to my first million, running my business. So I thought a conversation around which books were actually influential, not just inspiring, but also had practical sort of outcomes and measurable outcomes. So I thought that that could be an episode. So it's like the books that made us our first million or some shit, all right? Um... The second idea I had was on your Twitter, and this is sort of in a similar vein. On your Twitter, you posted 50 life hacks for you today. No, 50 life hacks for you in today's stressful, competitive world. And you had 50 life hacks. I thought we could go through those, see where we get to. I think each of them is really interesting. I think that could be really useful.
So both of those are more on the entrepreneurial journey, finding an advantage as an entrepreneur. And then the third thing is just like, I have an idea for a startup.
Okay, let's start with the idea. Let's go backwards. We're going to start with the idea. Then we're going to go the life hacks. And then we're going to go the books. If we get to it. No. Well, listen to the whole episode to get to it. We are going to get to it. Okay.
We'll only get to it if you like and comment right now. And we'll know. We'll know.
It's the least you can do. It's the least you could do. After all we've done. After all we've been through together.
Oh, after. Yeah. I mean, we're not, it's not like we're, someone's paying us to make these videos. I mean, I'm certainly not getting paid anyway. I'm waiting on that check. Um, so yeah, please. All we ask for is a like and a positive comment about my hair. And, um, so before the episode started, I asked, uh, Greg, how, how the comments were. And he said, some people didn't like your hair. And I was like, Okay, I'm going to go look for those comments now. So we need more positive hair comments. So I got a big haircut two episodes ago. That was a big haircut. So we'll need some updates on that. Okay, so we'll go with some startup ideas. I'm going to hit you with one, and I'm going to be honest with you that actually this idea came from Amer, who works at AJ and Smart.
We were chatting around lunch, and I was like, I'm going on Greg's podcast. He loves ideas. He loves all these ideas. He kind of like stopped talking and just went fully quiet and just stared into space. And then he came up with this great idea. Well, I like it anyway. And his idea is a product called Drip, right? And the idea behind this product, it's kind of like a You know how you, I don't know if you use Twitter like this or if you use the internet like this. I have like tons of bookmarks, tons of screenshots, tons of things where I'm like, oh my God, that's a cool quote. That's a cool thing. I want to check this out later. And also I use like Pocket Cast to put articles into just collecting loads of stuff.
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