Thanks MJ! Great video. Just what the doctor ordered.

I’m going to re-read Chapter 35 tonight. I’m guilty of trying to skew value on too small of scale. I’m starting to think that instead of skewing value by “adding a velvet carrying case” to an existing product on Amazon, I need to tackle a bigger project. Instead of making $50K a year on a project, stacking $50K a month is much more appealing.

 

Great video MJ

 

Currently learning coding, can confirm learning javascript is not fun.

 

Love the video MJ. Added it to my playlist there. Commented too.

 

Great vid! Something that I have been waiting for.

It should be a hit on Youtube!

Dear God! Hate the syntax!
Why Javascript? Why not other languages?

 

Quick question - how do you create your storyboards? Do you do it yourself or outsource it? It’s a very powerful way to get your message across. Is there a software you prefer?

 

Thank you! I hope you keep doing them. They are very powerful at getting your message across.

 

You can code a full stack app in javascript now. Because of the introduction of express and node, javascript is now not only the redheaded step child of the browser, but a highly scalable backend option. The demand for folks with JS skills is also going to soar, so even if it takes me a while to produce a knockout app, I will be able to get a better job situation than I have now on the way there.

 

Something something real men code in C.

 

*tries to generate deflecting excuse*

my computer is, uh, allergic to C... yea..

 

Thanks for the videos MJ! I like how they are short and to the point.

 

I jest mostly. Definitely wouldn't want to code a web app in C.

 

It would be the fastest web app on either side of the Mississippi.

 

Thanks @MJ DeMarco I rarely watch videos, but I'm glad I watched this one. As you clearly show, without the correct, positive mindset people can't become successful entrepreneurs.

For me the fun part of entrepreneurship was when it all came together. Until then, it was blood, sweat, and tears. Depending on the uncertanties of sales can be nerve wracking. Repeat orders are fun.

Regarding value skewing, it is possible to produce the perception of value with appropriate branding and labeling, but woe betide anyone who thinks high class labeling can make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.

The product needs to be able to stand on its own merits. If it does not meet the expectations created by the marketing, of which labeling is a small part, the seller will pay dearly. All that great labeling can do is attract attention, and to some extent, persuade.

Walter

 

Man, I love these videos MJ. As much as I like reading, having someone talk about it really sticks for me.

Hope to see more of these as you continue to grow!

 

Real men used to code in assembly and had endless fun with their PDP-8.

That is, until Al Gore invented the Internet.

Now you know why our world is so messed up now!