The Minimum Viable Paradox: How Doing Less Leads to More

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This week, author and entrepreneur John Warrillow joins me as co-host,Play Episode Hack the Entrepreneur: Building a Business at the Intersection of Art and Commerce by Jon Nastor Today's guest is an artist, musician and entrepreneur who made his first record when he was 12, began playing in clubs when he was 14, and started his own music publishing company at 18. Yeah. My guest’s passion for music and technology led him to found the music licensing firm Rumblefish in his college dormPlay Episode Editor-in-Chief: The “Sh*t Sink” Principle for Those Who Worry About What Could Go Wrong by Stefanie Flaxman Learn about a surprise in my hotel room in Denver during Authority Rainmaker 2015. 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